“halved”簡單造句，halved造句子

But a magnesium atom would carry two electrons, so a battery storing a given amount of energy could be nearly halved in size and weight.

The insertion, last month, of $250 billion of equity into American banks through TARP (a two-percentage-point addition to capital-asset ratios) halved the post-Lehman surge of the LIBOR/OIS spread.

The price of bauxite, Jamaica's other big earner, has more than halved since its peak last July.

Hunched over her new stove as she stirred a stew of potatoes and beans, Naomi Muriuki, 58, volunteered that the appliance had more than halved her use of firewood.

Since 1990, some countries in Asia and Northern Africa have more than halved maternal mortality.

If you believe in the premise of love, not to face love is more wise, when your brain is anoxic, your IQ will be halved, you will be in love for love?

When I flick on the lights there are pumpkin-sized rocks all over the floor, whole and halved, craggy on the outside and streaked with veins of metalinside.

I came here, as a mother raising a son, to support the university students chanting for halved tuition.

The MDG targets call forthe proportion of people without sustainable access to safe drinking water andbasic sanitation to be halved by 2015 from levels in 2000.

When I started running outside I halved the usefulness of the gym.

There's an old adage "a problem shared is a problem halved".