Sentence examples for rise to half from inspiring English sources

The proportion will rise to half by 2002.

By 2035 the proportion could rise to half.

That was 34% of the total, a proportion that is likely to rise to half by 2010.

The UN said that that number could rise to half a million by the end of March.

They focused on one part of endoderm internalization: the hindgut, which gives rise to half of the small intestine, the large intestine, and colon.

Gurcharan Das, a former boss of Procter & Gamble, now a writer, thinks this class already constitutes a third of the population and will rise to half in a decade.A rich Indian investor in Bangalore predicts that this group will hold more electoral sway than the very poor, whose numbers are falling.

Most events had a rise time of a few milliseconds (Figure 5F, 1.4±0.5 ms; mean time to rise to half-amplitude ± SD, n = 4 cells).

Two years ago a quarter of hospitals recorded deficits Last year, this rose to half.

If firms that benefit from state largesse (eg, subsidised credit) are included, that figure rises to half.

By 1913, he was selling 1,000 bags a week, and in 1920 that figure had risen to half a million.

That rose to half of parents whose children were under two and 47% whose children were under five.