Sentence examples for substantially less than half from inspiring English sources

In order to achieve reliable electrostatic operation without such accidental switching of the device, metastrips should only be displaced by substantially less than half of their original distance from the ground plane.

Not only that, but the startup wants to establish rigorous, Ivy League-caliber standards, admitting only the best and the brightest, with a faculty to match, while offering tuition that's "substantially less than half" the price of today's elite universities, according to founder Ben Nelson.

But SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell told the Space Symposium conference that the cost of refurbishing the Falcon 9 rocket that originally flew the CRS-8 Space Station resupply mission last year for SES-10 was "substantially less than half" what it would have cost to build a brand new one.

It can be estimated that at 30°C whereas most of the WT proteins were in complex, approximately a half of Tim9C1,4S and substantially less than half (∼25%) of Tim9C2,3S molecules were forming a complex with WT Tim10.

U.S. News & World Report, with a circulation of two million, has been losing as much as $2 million a month, according to officials at Time and Newsweek, but U.S. News officials said losses were substantially less than half that.

PI 3,5 P2 levels fell with a half life of substantially less than 2.5 min, whilst the half life of PI5P was 4.5 min.

As late as 1913 the debt of the Reich 4,900,000,0000 marks) was less than half that of Prussia (9,900,000,000 marks) and substantially less than the aggregate debt of all the other federal states (6,300,000,000 marks).

This is substantially less than most previous recoveries, and is still little more than half the 200,000 new jobs a month that Treasury Secretary John W. Snow predicted in October would be added in the following 12 months.

Exceptions to this rule are routinely made, so long as substantially less than an entire journal is photocopied, i. e., less than about half of the journal.

That would be substantially less than in Ireland, where the cost of bailing out the largest banks will easily amount to more than half of G.D.P. "Even though the situation is not positive, it is manageable," Mr. Trokkos said.

What matters most is spending substantially less than you earn.