Sentence examples for something like half of from inspiring English sources

My guess is that something like half of them probably can be.

Something like half of New Orleans is now below sea level — as much as fifteen feet.

Over the course of the nineteen-eighties, something like half of the Caribbean's coral cover disappeared.

Something like half of the year's production is sold in November and December.

Yet, by the late 1990s, something like half of the loans in China's state-controlled banking system were bad.

Something like half of the audience in the West End had never been to the theatre before.

I think you could also do something where like half of your participants are sitting doing nothing and the other half are all doing shit.

Something like half or more of the thirty thousand additional troops ordered to Afghanistan by President Obama will take part in the campaign.

That set-aside money is then used to reimburse the customer for something like half the cost of ads that feature the "Intel inside" logo.

It appears that if a project is in London money never seems to be a problem". The country may have lavished £15,000 on furniture for each of the 200 MPs' offices in Portcullis House, and far more on leasing fig trees for their marble lobby, but the building came in at something like half the price of the new Holyrood building, home to only 129 MSPs.

It will never get back to its preferred Federal Funds rate of 4% until it learns, finally, that credit matters, and it starts to consider policies to reduce private debt to a manageable level which is something like half its current number of 142% of GDP.