Example sentences of "[adv] over 50 [unc] " in BNC.

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1 McCAW 'S revised offer for just over 50 per cent of LIN Broadcasting is cleverly structured .
2 Midland has currently made provisions against just over 50 per cent of its South American debt exposure , in line with Bank of England guidelines .
3 Back to our examples : it would be ‘ an act of vandalism ’ to weaken the top 20 arts clients , from Covent Garden down , who snaffle just over 50 per cent of all Arts Council and regional cash , while London and the south-east swallow 57 per cent of all funds .
4 Small scale studies indicate that households of this type are quite common , for example , for people of Pakistani origin living in Britain ( Anwar , 1985 ) and this is reflected in official statistics by evidence about the overall size of households : in 1985 , whilst less than one in ten white households contained more than four people , where people classified themselves as Pakistani , or Bangladeshi , just over 50 per cent of households were of that size ( Social Trends 1987 , p. 45 , table 2. 9 ) .
5 The test yielded a mean score of just over 50 per cent for all pupils participating .
6 This was just over 50 per cent above February 1990 , and five per cent more than in January .
7 of applicants were refused community care grant and just over 50 per cent .
8 Presidential and legislative elections were held in November 1989 , when Callejas was elected with just over 50 per cent of the vote , and the PN won 71 of the 128 seats in the National Assembly [ see pp. 37038-39 ; 37275 ] .
9 Officials of the ruling Socialist Party ( PSOE ) observed that central government had contributed just over 50 per cent to the cost of the Games , while the flying of the Catalan flag and the use of Catalan as one of the four official languages of the Games had been agreed at the outset .
10 This would constitute an improvement of just over 50 per cent on the original return on the investment in XYZ Ltd .
11 The Glasgow distiller , owned by the mighty American Brands , only needs to advance its 41.3 per cent stake to just over 50 per cent .
12 Moreover , experience demonstrates that once over 50 per cent acceptances have been received and the offer has been declared unconditional as to acceptances , the minority ( particularly institutional shareholders ) often sell .
13 It was also over 50 per cent more than that laid down in codes for the relief of famine as a basic subsistence diet ( Kynch 1989 ) .
14 Moreover , the rate of interest offered on the Agrokomerc bills were ‘ attractive ’ ( presumably well over 50 per cent ) .
15 With the addition of the large numbers of children and teenagers who have had only a few years of schooling , rates of illiteracy of well over 50 per cent seem entirely credible ( see Chapter 16 ) .
16 These industries export well over 50 per cent of the output and any exogenous change in foreign exchange rates can have a dramatic effect on costs , relative prices and therefore sales .
17 However , there is a growing list of other uses , such as chemicals used in optoelectronic devices or liquid crystal displays , and this category is forecast to expand by over 50 per cent to $396m in 1995 .
18 After the previous year saw a fall in the number of cases involving disputes with members of the Investment Managers Regulatory Organisation handled by the Investment Ombudsman , the number increased by over 50 per cent in 1992/3 according to his annual report .
19 The number of pure holiday visitors from the Republic increased by over 50 per cent .
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