Sentence examples for not one half from inspiring English sources

Lincoln was working to preserve of his own nation, not one half a world away occupied by a people whose fundamental beliefs are alien, even hostile, to our own.

To examine the robustness of our results, we carried out the same analysis when we regarded one entire season (i.e., one year), not one half season, as a season.

We also carried out the same analysis when we regarded one year, not one half season, as a season and verified that the main results were unaltered (Appendix A).

More than a decade before, Thompson moved to New York City to work at NBC's "Saturday Night Live," where he hoped to distinguish himself as a singular comedic force, not one half of a teenage duo.

If we think of photons as "quantum coins," the probability of flipping two of them and getting a tails and a heads is only one third, not one half (and correspondingly the probability of heads-heads or tails-tails is now increased to one third).

When Kent was not one half of the Kangaroos, he mainly worked as "Bulldog" Don Kent in NWA Mid-America and NWA Detroit in the singles and the tag team divisions until his retirement in 1986.

Determined that there had to be some way to enjoy the convenience and security of traveling with a group without being made to feel like a social misfit because she wasn't one half of a couple, Ms. Campbell went on the Internet when planning a late-summer getaway and booked a weeklong singles cruise through Discount Travel Club.

In 1775 Captain Charles Johnson told the New Hampshire Provincial Congress that his company had "perhaps one pound of powder to 20 men and not one-half our men have arms".

The future prosperity of the world - not just one half of it - depends on how effectively we accelerate the pace of gender parity.

As it turns out, Saradzhev really was Moscow's most famous bell ringer, known not just for his ringing but also for his superhuman aural acuity: between two adjacent whole tones, he perceived not just one half tone but a half tone flanked on either side by a hundred and twenty-one flats and a hundred and twenty-one sharps.

Deborah Turness, the ITV News editor set to be named the new president of NBC News, is not one for half measures – as her energetic Lady Gaga turn at a UK TV industry event three years ago shows.