Examples of using Almost half in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I am almost half way.
The four states which entered after Fort Sumter held almost half its population.
Almost half were over the age of 75.
You were in here almost half an hour.
Almost half were at least 75 years old.
People also translate
But he's been there almost half an hour.
That's almost half of all businesses.
In a week, the show had lost almost half of its audience!
Almost half of Turkey's oil comes from Iran.
This was released almost half a year ago.
Almost half the members of Congress are lawyers.
The Alps cover almost half of Switzerland.
Almost half of all the babies possess such a birthmark.
This accounted for almost half of the state's income.
Almost half of the World's food it thrown away every year.
In the mid-19th century, almost half the population spoke English.
Almost half of the number of women killed last year were Arabs.
Out of a poll of 3,000 men, almost half said dark-haired women were the most loving.
Almost half of Brits are willing to reduce their meat consumption”.
HSBC, Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch will provide almost half of the money required to complete the £750 million rebuilding of White Hart Lane.
Almost half of cars bought in Norway this year are electric.
California produces almost half the fruits, vegetables and nuts grown in the US.
Almost half of those that had a tattoo regret it later.
They dominated the world for almost half a million years until the times of the migration of our evolutionary races of color.
Almost half of the 258 beds at Schneider Children's are dedicated to critical care.
Meanwhile, almost half of them didn't receive any regular job training.
Almost Half of rape victims drop out of cases even after suspect is identified.
Almost half of the children(43%) who reported and exposed the harm caused to them noted that the disclosure did not change their situation.
Despite this, almost half of Jewish Israelis(44.5%) support the idea that Israel, as a Jewish-democratic state, allocates more funding to Jewish localities than to Arab ones.