Sentence examples for halved on from inspiring English sources

Facebook's value on Wall Street was halved on fears that it was not making enough money on its mobile users.

RF The quartet of futility was halved on Saturday, with two teams leaving the shrinking ranks of MLS's winless.

Four years after the subprime bubble burst, 45% of borrowers in this state are trapped in negative equity – a national record – owing more than their property is worth, its value having been halved on average since the crisis.

Charging the Smart with electricity of renewable origin (30 g CO2/kWh), however, would considerably decrease the overall climate change impact; the climate change impact of a new electric Smart would be more than halved on 63 g CO2/km, and the impact of the converted Smart is down to 30 g CO2/km, each calculated for 100,000 km of operation (not shown in Table 5).

In metazoans, the levels of CENP-A on the daughter DNA become halved on DNA replication, and are then maintained at the halved levels through mitosis (Jansen et al, 2007).

Large scale investment in clean energy has already halved on their watch.

Whitehall spending on consultancy will be halved and on marketing cut by a quarter.

Yet when the bank returned to the European corporate bond market last week, the yield, or interest rate, had almost halved, to 2.75 percent, on its $650 million of unsecured three-year bonds.

Place the halved squash on a sheet pan, skin side down.

Future, which publishes titles including Total Film and Guitarist, also reported that its operating profit almost halved year on year to £700,000.

— Mark Oleszek, New York Serve them whole (put them in a nice basket) or perhaps halved lengthwise on a platter, but they need no more embellishment, except maybe a little sea salt.