Sentence examples for kept more than half from inspiring English sources
That percentage was far below that of some other growth funds, which kept more than half their assets in technology.
In Britain, where better records have been kept, more than half the native bumblebee species either have become extinct or are facing extinction in the next few decades.
Treasury officials argue that the mortgage program has kept more than half a million American homeowners out of foreclosure and has pressured banks to offer in-house modifications.
In 1595, trying to schmooze a dodgy, homicidal Welsh dynasty, he kept more than half a glance on its self-opinionated successor, James Stewart of Scotland, with his imperial notion of kingship and sovereignty.
Yahoo! (NASDAQ YHOO) is the premier digital media company, creating deeply personal digital experiences that keep more than half a billion people connected to what matters most to them, across devices and around the globe.
In splitting from his wife of three decades, Sandra Carol Ann Sorrell, Sir Martin sought to keep more than half of the family fortune of more than £100 million (which he amassed while she raised their three sons).
The Wisconsin band's Fifth Quarter performance is a postgame free-for-all with frenetic choreography and audience participation that keeps more than half the game day crowd in the stands long after the final gun.
Few places could use some economic stimulation as much as Fitchburg, where times are so tough that the city of about 41,000 people now keeps more than half of its street lights dark at night to save money.
He keeps more than half an eye on the Whitehall scene, noting with some asperity the current row between Cameron and the outgoing European Commission president about free movement of workers.
Foreign stock funds, which typically keep more than half their assets in Europe, rose 5.2% over the same period, according to Morningstar.
Yahoo! is the premier digital media company, creating deeply personal digital experiences that keep more than half a billion people connected to what matters most to them, across devices and around the globe.
