Examples of 'slightly less than half' in a sentence
Meaning of "slightly less than half"
slightly less than half - This phrase indicates a quantity that is just under 50% but not significantly so. It is often used to describe proportions, numbers, or divisions that are close to being equal but not quite
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slightly less than half
Slightly less than half of the area.
The federal government will borrow slightly less than half of what it spends.
Slightly less than half of the park is a coastal marine environment.
Habilis had a cranial capacity slightly less than half of the size of modern humans.
Slightly less than half were willing to pay for weather forecast information.
Net inflows of foreign direct investment have covered slightly less than half of this deficit.
That is slightly less than half.
In the commercial and residential sectors motors consume slightly less than half of the electricity.
The tail is slightly less than half the overall length.
Students graduated from vocational colleges, whereas slightly less than half of them were women.
Slightly less than half of those were dismissed for allegedly criminal behavior.
US officials say it is slightly less than half.
Slightly less than half of children five and under showed developmental delay.
Similar duties, while slightly less than half found new jobs.
Slightly less than half participate in the costs of their back to work activities.
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In this embodiment, this length represents slightly less than half the length of the strand 1.
Slightly less than half will require some form of outpatient health care.
A year ago at this time, Oroville was slightly less than half full.
Slightly less than half of respondents experienced negative attitudes or exclusion from family members.
The area of its basin is, slightly less than half that of the Nile.
Slightly less than half of them also included these requirements in an integrated investment framework.
Transylvania retains a significant Hungarian-speaking minority, slightly less than half of which identify themselves as Székely.
Slightly less than half of that amount is directed to Africa.
A final ‘ on-the-job ' qualifying phase introduced in slightly less than half of all european countries.
Slightly less than half the population identify as Christian.
Globally, 3.3 billion individuals are rural, slightly less than half of the world population.
Slightly less than half the area of Belize is covered by forests.
The survey sampled 275 companies from among the Fortune 500 corporations . Slightly less than half responded.
Sprint owns slightly less than half of Clearwire.
Slightly less than half of the bridge's original length survives.
Of this amount, slightly less than half was applied in the inancial sector.
Slightly less than half the codes ( about 45 per cent ) highlighted the issue of child labour.
Europe produces slightly less than half the energy it needs ; the rest is imported.
Slightly less than half of all U.S. - based small businesses do not have a website.
Women comprised slightly less than half of all international migrants in 2019.
Slightly less than half ( 47 per cent ) lived in individual accommodations, mostly in urban areas.
Domestic markets grew at slightly less than half the rate of international markets, just 2.7 %.
Slightly less than half of the survey respondents ( 48.7 % ) characterized the current business climate as good.
Among Haredi women, slightly less than half - 47 % - who begin the process will complete their studies.
Women comprise slightly less than half of all international migrants in 2019.
Of those, slightly less than half are naturalized U.S. citizens.
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Slightly deviates by source and needs to be harmonised
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Examples of using Half
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Half the freaks are there because of you
But we have got half a clip between us
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