Sentence examples for half which could from inspiring English sources

A hopeful long shot from Drogba was about the sum of Chelsea's attempts to increase their lead in the first half, which could have ended all square had Suárez been able to take advantage of a sharp chance that came his way from a header by Jordan Henderson.

"We missed one opportunity in the first half which could have made a difference.

Earth's magnetic field has been steadily weakening over the last century and a half, which could herald a field reversal.

The much-anticipated results show that an already approved drug can cut transmission rates nearly in half, which could provide a powerful new tool to curb the AIDS epidemic.

That's more than half, which could be considered important.

It's not an entitlement, I know you've never had to find it, but there is a line on the paycheck stub up to the first $100,000 for FICA Federal Insurance Contributionss Act) you pay half and 'the job creators' pay half, which could possibly be a reason why you guys want to get rid of it.

It has taken injuries to Kyle Eastmond and Danny McGuire – plus Richie Myler's loss of form – to get him on the plane but, having got that far, he looks suspiciously like the first-choice scrum-half, which could be the making of him.

Combining Surrealism and Classicism also allowed Picasso to indulge his fascination with the minotaur, a mythical half-man and half-bull, which could also refer to the bullfight, Spain and the artist's origins.

By February, Humphries's contract will have just a season and a half left, which could be valuable for any team seeking cap relief in 2014.

The exhibition on view, "Larry Rivers: Major Early Works," includes only 20 paintings, drawings and sculptures from 1952 to 1965, about half of which could be called major.

They also contend that he had created a quota system that called for Fugitive Operations Teams to make 1,000 arrests a year, half of which could be bystanders encountered during investigations.