Sentence examples for limited to half from inspiring English sources
'limited to half' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this phrase to indicate that an amount has been reduced or restricted to half the amount. For example, "Due to the recent pandemic, the restaurant has limited its seating capacity to half of what it normally accommodates."
Now, such relief will be limited to half of a bank's profits in any one year.
Stadlen did not quarrel with Warby's estimate that McKeown's success was limited to half of one issue among 14 that had been raised during the litigation.
Withdrawals are limited to half of an account, to a maximum of $50,000 for accounts of $100,000 or above, Mr. Fellowes said.
This is a city run on donkeys: public transport is limited to half a dozen ancient Land Rovers which trundle askew their wheelbases to and from the river Niger, a dozen miles to the south.
All meetings were to be limited to half an hour, unless they were with either of two advisers: Jeane Kirkpatrick, the Reaganite idealist, or Brent Scowcroft, the former general who was a leader in the realist wing.
At sixty dollars a pop, the covers are a bit steep for a starving artist, but corporate types — even those now limited to half a million a year in income — would no doubt find this a sophisticated stocking stuffer.
He has been limited to half-seasons the past four years because of injuries and last season nearly had his career ended by a blood clot.
Previous testing was limited to half-scale slab specimens cast in the laboratory.
I'm the son, he's the daddy; our correspondences are limited to half-sentences where that tumor of fantasy metastasizes.
Additionally, because the current shoe sizing system is limited to half-integer measurements (6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, etc)., it's only taking into account how long someone's feet are.
Thus, if a homeowner has only a one-half interest in a building, the recovery is limited to one-half of the insured loss.
