Sentence examples for half of the question from inspiring English sources
Which brings me to the other half of the question: What's different now?
I'm going to stick to the first half of the question and not invite the futuristic speculations of the second.
Why doesn't he call, I wondered peevishly, before advancing to the other half of the question, Why hadn't I? I wondered what my father would have done at my age.
As for the other half of the question, several of you pointed out that Pat Jennings kept goal for Northern Ireland in the 1986 World Cup despite having effectively retired from club football the previous year and, as Antonio Novi points out, Srecko Katanec played on for Slovenia after calling an end to his club career with Sampdoria in the summer of 1994.
In response to the first half of the question, and bowing to the contemporary wisdom that anything can be reduced to the length of a tweet, I offer up this definition: American liberalism is belief system that combines egalitarian impulses with a conviction that markets often fail and that the government should seek to address these failures.
Both Misra and Kasparian point out that to apply the technology in real life, scientists still need to solve the other half of the question: building a laser powerful enough to focus an intense beam on a sample from hundreds of meters away.
Under the proposed higher standard, a student who answers more than half of the questions incorrectly can still pass.
Mr. Tobias said that the sixth-grade scores appear to have been miscalculated because half of the questions on the test were assigned a greater level of difficulty than they deserved.
E.g., after a professor replies to an email (more than half of the questions I get are this way), the students could be asked if they're satisfied with the response.
The debate was the first of three; the next will be on Oct. 9 in St . Louisand will use the format of a town meeting, with uncommitted voters asking about half of the questions.
