Sentence examples for half of year from inspiring English sources

The academic markers used were the average marks for Year 1, Year 2, Part I (the combined average of Years 1 and 2), Part II (the Honours course in the first half of Year 3), and separate knowledge and skills marks for each of the three parts of the clinical course (Clinical Practice (CP 1, undertaken in the second half of the third year, CP2 in the fourth year and CP3 in the fifth year).

The performances, of both detectors and electronics, measured with dedicated test tools and cosmic rays during the commissioning runs carried out in the first half of year 2008 will be reported.

The Adelaide Advertiser reports that more than half of year 1 students are failing to meet the state's first basic language test, with close to 600 not able to read a single word correctly.

School-based programmes showed just over half year 1 pupils, 5-6-year-olds, had been vaccinated up to the end of December while less than half of year 2, 6-7-year-olds had been inoculated.

In 1983, the report A Nation At Risk recommend that every high school student in the US receive at least half of year of computer science to graduate from high school.[v] In 2013, a 65-page report on K-12 STEM education[vi] has just one sentence that mentions computer science.

BLOOMBERG NEWS An Improvement in How Banks Are Perceived by Consumers  |  Perceptions of Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley have improved in the first half of year compared with a year earlier, according to the YouGov BrandIndex.

The report, which analyzed three years of complaints and two years of inspections, found that half of year-round food pushcart operators were not inspected annually.

Analysts are looking for earnings per share of 32 cents, less than half of year-ago levels.

Fuel is now averaging half of year-ago costs, but hedging fuel is a tricky game, and the industry's results are mixed year over year, almost a damned if you do, damned if you don't quandary.

Half of years of life lost in the region, as well as the leading causes of mortality and morbidity, are attributable to NCDs (Anderson et al. 2009).

Nearly half of every year's graduating class has studied away at least once.