Examples of using Fifty percent in English and their translations into Serbian
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Of the fifty percent of twelfth graders that have used it,
The doctors told her she had less than a fifty percent chance to live for six more months.
Fifty percent of the officers and non-commissioned officers were professional soldiers, all of them veterans of the Spanish Civil War.
In the Scandinavian countries today more than fifty percent of children are born outside of marriage.
forty-eight percent indignation, and fifty percent envy.”.
In percentage, it's much less than fifty percent of people who are really ready to go forward,
And fifty percent of people given a high-dose reported a decrease to about 3.7 days.
more than fifty percent of young people are out of work.
then the probability that the child will be born with the same disease is about fifty percent.
Fifty percent of your purchase is donated to the cause of your choice,
she can only be fifty percent sure of who the baby's father is.
Rumors have been circulating that the UK coalition government is about to cave into intense lobbying pressure and reduce the fifty percent rate of tax as, in the opinion of….
with one hitch- she can only be fifty percent sure of the identity of her baby's father.
Someone said to me,‘If fifty percent of the experts in Hollywood said you had no talent
It was the year the proportion of American women who were married dropped below fifty percent.
Fifty percent of flexion(bending forward) occurs at the hips, and fifty percent occurs at the lumbar spine(lower back).
she can only be fifty percent sure of who the baby's father is.
Vitamin-E supplementation was shown to cut the risk of heart attacks by fifty percent.
The car recharges normally by plugging into a standard 110 volt outlet for a full charge in up to six hours and a fifty percent charge in 1.5 hours.
In 1999, it was found that among children who die under the age of two, thirty to fifty percent do so while awaiting transplant.
