Sentence examples for midyear from inspiring English sources
The word 'midyear' is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to the middle of the year, specifically the midpoint or halfway point. Example: The company's sales typically pick up around midyear, as consumers start to plan their summer vacations.
noun
The middle part of a year
But there is good reason to hope that by midyear the economy will perk up as destocking comes to an end and the government's fiscal stimulus kicks in.China's 4 trillion yuan ($585 billion) package of infrastructure spending, subsidies and tax cuts for businesses has been trashed by many commentators as another "Chinese fake".
He believes the economy will revive by midyear and achieve GDP growth of close to 8% for 2009 as a whole.The obvious concern is that although heavy-handed government meddling may be more effective than market-based tools to pull an economy out of a deep downturn, it comes at a cost.
The current stimulus package will stop boosting GDP growth by midyear.
Frustrated by the reaction, Álvaro Uribe, Colombia's president, cut short a midyear holiday at one of his ranches for a lightning tour of seven South American countries (including Brazil and Chile).
Obama made a key decision at midyear.
Winners are announced in midyear.
In January 1997 he secretly hired mercenaries from South Africa to help eliminate the Bougainville secessionist leadership before upcoming midyear elections.
By midyear 1875 the military power of the southern Plains tribes was shattered.
Podcasting took off about midyear when Apple Computer's popular iTunes online store added tens of thousands of podcasts to its offerings.
Beijing responded at midyear by raising benchmark interest rates for the fourth time since April 2006 and raising banks' reserve ration requirement for the eighth time since July 2006.
In midyear the regime released from house arrest Thich Quang Do, the head of the Institute for the Propagation of the Dharma.
