Sentence examples for has now halved from inspiring English sources

That figure has now halved.

That has now halved – a great example of social progress.

Haste said before the changes, 15% of customers were unable to repay their loan on the first day; that figure has now halved.

And that was before you got inside: some seats were as far as 37 metres away from the stage – a distance that has now halved.

Marsh's market value has now halved, while AIG's is lower by $24 billion.However, it is unlikely that any company will be driven out of business as a result of the scandal.

Several of his rivals have been trimmed by the bookmakers, above all Pour Moi, who has now halved to 7-2 since André Fabre pronounced him the best Derby hope of his career last Thursday.

They have now halved in value, after a fivefold rise between 1995 and their 2007 peak.

They de-penalised drugs in 2001 and have now halved the total of drug deaths - in addition to saving a fortune in court, prison and police costs.

Sports Direct's shares have now halved since December, when the retailer issued an unexpected profit warning and a Guardian investigation revealed that temporary workers at its Derbyshire warehouse were receiving effective hourly rates of pay below the minimum wage.

The people of the region, able to cope with normally scarce rainfall and droughts, are now pressed mercilessly by the repeated rain failures that have ushered in a much shorter drought cycle; what was once a cycle of 10 years has now been halved to 5. With drought recurring so dramatically in this already arid area, people and livestock – and water sources and pasture – cannot really rebound.

The chancellor, Goegre Osborne, today said the programme had now been halved to £1.2bn over the next four years.