Given the halving of living standards over the past year, this was an even more remarkable result.

It is the movie that led to the halving of the aid budget.

Two lives made into one means a halving of those lives.

They can also be used for decay to obtain a halving time.

This process would complete the halving of the Stallions range.

The result was a home market swamped with onions, and a halving of prices.

A halving of load changes reduces Pst by only about 20%.

Another significant announcement was the halving of the dividend to increase funds available for price cuts and quality.

This halving depends on an arbitrary choice, called a polarization.

Consumers will benefit not only from lower fares but a halving of travel time on many routes.

Conrad admitted that the halving was a "plague spot" in the novel.

These provide for the halving by 2015 of the proportion of people without access to safe drinking water.

I think that wasn't meant to be taken literally - was referencing the halving of battery life.

In electronics, an octave is a doubling or halving of a frequency.

This is because a difference of 1 stop represents a doubling or halving of exposure.

Make a simple frame from 50x50 mm timber, using halving or tenon joints.

However, this was achieved at the expense of a halving of the workforce in only two years.

Both found a halving in risk of gall stone disease for smokers compared with non-smokers.

In the van Velzen report we firmly advocate a halving of the gender gap.

However some were disappointed by the halving of the money for the Australian edition when it was announced at the beginning of the show.

This is attributed to the halving of the bread roll before its deposition and the baked in metal pieces.

They fire multiple bursts-first halving, then quartering the mass.

On the surface, the most telling measure, enforced last month, was a halving of the number of taxis in the city center.

For her part, the new administrator is scrambling to make up for a halving of her staff to 47.

We have had, for example, a halving of the VAT rate on fuel.

But the one I had halved was not yet dead.

In 1989 the book department was halved, and today it is gone.

United States players lost five of them and only halved the other three.

As of last month, the number had almost halved, to 336,400.

Every time it's halved, you need to give one stop less.

Thus, the growth rate has nearly halved in just three years.

However, seven years later that figure had been nearly halved.

His staff, which once stood at 80, has been halved.

The points were no longer halved after the regular season.

Team points are then halved and the second part begins.

Then, when he'd halved the distance, he heard something behind him.

Once this is done, the air pressure may be halved again.

And may not the many which are doubles be also halves?

The number of stores has been halved in the last seven years.

By the end of this period, the market had halved in value.

If we halve that again, perhaps another four or five days.

His majority was more than halved to 5,578 at the 1935 general election.

May won the first hole, and the next seven were halved.

The number of these peoples almost halved between 1989 and 2011.

The targets will be halved again between the turn of the century and 2004.

The company's workforce has been almost halved to 102 in three years.

But a few years ago, the number of math questions was halved, he said.

Even if he halved his bill, there would still be nearly eight pounds to pay.

Support for the Alliance has halved in the space of a year.

It seemed as if the amount of gas had halved about every three days.