Sentence examples for of every two from inspiring English sources

He held news conferences an average of every two weeks.

By 1914, Northcliffe owned one out of every two papers read in London.

Today, one of every two American women is unmarried -- single, divorced or widowed.

One out of every two children today will be on food stamps at some point.

HERE at home, the crisis has left one of every two Spaniards under 25 without work.

Instead of every two weeks, people get bags once a month.

One out of every two deaths in developing countries is due to infectious diseases.

He would continue a program of reducing government employment by replacing only one of every two civil servants who retire.

In March of that year, roughly one of every two residents was without work, according to federal data.

MIDDLESBROUGH, England — It is by far the largest employer in town, accounting for one out of every two jobs.

And maybe, if I'm lucky, I'll understand one out of every two hundred words.