Sentence examples for half the content from inspiring English sources
"France has half the content — the collapse of the Berlin Wall is illustrated with a French TV documentary".
Half the content of a unit of the Lingao plant, in Guangdong, where construction began in 2005 and is due to be completed at the end of this year, will be made at home; in the next unit, to be completed next year, the share of local content will be 70%.
For one half, the content of unesterified cholesterol and choline-containing phospholipids was determined as previously described (Das et al., 2013).
To access articles through UC-eLinks, click on "Scholar Preferences", search Library Links for "Berkeley", and choose "University of California Berkeley - UC-eLinks". Contains over 50 million records with more than half the content originating from outside North America.
Or it might not hold what people in the West would consider wine at all: there is no law that red wine be made from grapes, though there is a "recommended standard" that grapes be used for at least half the content.
Initially, however, consumers were presented with other kinds of requirements — the first gated Bundle, for example, offered half the content with no strings attached, but the other half required users to provide an email address.
Although throwing out in our family is a loose term since Emma's need to go through waste bins and retrieve half the contents is legendary.
The only real misfire is the Yorkshire puddings: the thirsty little sods have slurped up half the contents of the pan so that biting into them is like chowing down on a sponge that's fallen into a grease trap.
I consider myself an enlightened eater, but when I finished her book, I threw out half the contents of my refrigerator, including the soy-based fake bacon bits, the tofu hot dogs and the nonfat sour cream.
The Web site, (Newyorker.com), contains about half the contents of the magazine, focusing on shorter features like the About Town arts and entertainment listings, the Talk of the Town essays that appear at the front of the magazine and theater, film and book reviews.
