Примеры fifty-fifty

• That they are now saying they (.) want fifty-fifty?

• The fifty-fifty principle found expression on the docks, as black and white unions for a spell devised half-and-half worksharing arrangement for distributing the work.

• We will further argue that lateral preferences are probability functions - not necessarily fifty-fifty - and that probabilities fluctuate during ontogenetic development.

• A regional government was formed on a fifty-fifty basis, all positions of influence equally divided between the two parties, and each minister "assisted" by a deputy of the rival party.

• Do those in the middle split roughly fifty-fifty in terms of their perceived interests, or do they divide, in centrifugal fashion, into one or other of the main camps?

• At consequent retrials, juries appear to split about fifty-fifty between convictions, on the one hand, and acquittals or further disagreements, on the other.

• Until now the work has been divided between what may be called aircraft production and the repair of aircraft components on a fifty-fifty basis.

• I am not surprised that there is an almost fifty-fifty split among the academic economists.

• After all, if a weighing machine is faulty there is a fifty-fifty chance that it will be faulty in the customer's favour.

• I have maintained for some years that mankind's chances of survival are only fifty-fifty.

• I believe that the blame for the recent shipyard strike can be apportioned fifty-fifty.

• Broadly speaking, this contribution for the second half, for the patching of houses, is also calculated on a fifty-fifty basis.

• If they are 45 or over, they have a fifty-fifty chance of being out of work for at least a year.

• There might well be a ballot in which the odds of winning a much greater prize were fifty-fifty.

• An exactly even balance, fifty-fifty, was struck on the standing joint committees.