Sentence examples for involved half of from inspiring English sources

More than 60 companies are involved, half of them African.

He said about 50 staff had been involved, half of whom had specialist water rescue skills, including instructors from the service's Telford training base.

The training involved half a day face-to-face screening and ABI skill training.

For the analysis of separate retinal layer thickness, horizontal scans confining the highest retinal thickening in the area of BRAO (figure 1B) were compared with topographically corresponding sites in the non-involved opposite half of macula (figure 1A).

A spokeswoman for the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents said the government had stopped collecting figures for pushchair accidents in 2002, but she said in that year 4,000 people had to go to accident and emergency departments with injuries caused in some kind of accident involving a pushchair, more than half of which involved children under the age of five.

Published reports from the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise comprising all the Norwegian government insurance companies indicate that the most common cause of whiplash, a rear end collision, in year 2000 involved 54000 vehicles and half of these were hit from behind, i.e. 27000 people.

The other, involving 203 patients, found that 14percentt of heart attacks were caused by medical workers, and that almost half of those involved medication errors.

Foffi said refugees' journeys typically started three months before arrival at the shores of north Africa, and involved hardships that saw around half of the travellers die.

By his count, the I.R.S. brought 2,340 tax evasion cases in the year ended Sept. 30, about half of which involved pure tax cheating.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Buggins claimed that since 1992 his workshop has handled about 1,875 items for John Hobbs, more than half of which involved major alterations or outright inventions.

Indeed, part of the reason for the REIT run-up was the record number of mergers and acquisitions, about half of which involved leveraged-buyout deals by private firms with voracious appetites for commercial property.