Sentence examples for mean half of from inspiring English sources

If Usada ultimately proves that Lesnar tested positive for PEDs, that will mean half of 200's original main event fighters have been caught cheating.

Last month the state approved a plan to shut an extra 70 schools over two years: that would mean half of the remaining schools in Detroit disappearing.

But limits on the speed of production mean half of us won't get it before next year, which could be too late if there is an epidemic this winter.

The charity says this does not mean half of Newham's residents have had debts passed to bailiffs, as many of the debts relate to parking fines and these could apply to those who live outside the borough.

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Does that mean half of Trump's supporters are "deplorable" or hold such attitudes?

And that means half of all income tax payers get nothing at all.

That means half of law school graduates made more and half less than this amount over their lifetime.

That year the median price — which means half of the homes sold cost more and half cost less — was $2.15 million.

Two years later, on Hugh's Fish Fight, the chef challenged EU quotas that meant half of all fish caught was discarded overboard.

But, unlike watching films, gaming is still far from universal: although half of Americans, for example, play computer or video games, that means half of them do not.