Приклади вживання More than half of them Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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More than half of them are unpaved.
What is mind-boggling is the fact that more than half of them have survived to the present day and still function.
More than half of them are children.”.
In 1910 in Kiev, there were more than two dozen, and more than half of them located in the capital or surrounding streets.
More than half of them are in Germany.
UNESCO estimates that 60% of the most popularartworks in the world are located in Italy, and more than half of them are located in Florence.
More than half of them are American.
Ukraine has 3,350 state-owned enterprises, but more than half of them are tiny and in liquidation, and most of the operating ones are very small.
More than half of them didn't come back.
According to new UN report on migration, the number of migrants in the world hasincreased by 51 million people since 2010 and more than half of them live in only ten countries.
More than half of them stay in Missouri.
Funnily enough, more than half of them do not exist anymore.
More than half of them said"residential help".
Slightly more than half of them held German citizenship.
More than half of them stick to a budget.
And so, more than half of them were exported by SFTE“Spetstechnoexport”.
More than half of them have German citizenship.
More than half of them have opened in the last 3 years.
More than half of them have a German passport.
And more than half of them are located in 10 states.
And more than half of them hold German passports.
More than half of them are on private property.
More than half of them are people who are writing code.
More than half of them have the citizenship of Germany.
More than half of them are girls and women aged 13 to 54 years.
More than half of them work in the Ukrainian research center.
More than half of them will be fully electric; the others will be plug-in hybrids.
More than half of them, 85 million, are in hazardous work(down from 171 million in 2000).
More than half of them have long been divided between oligarchs whose interests are represented in the current parliament and government of Ukraine.