Example sentences of "[noun sg] at [art] [adj] year " in BNC.
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| 1 | The Auto account , which was affected by adverse weather in the first quarter , is now benefiting from successful rating action and produced a good result at the half year . |
| 2 | PRE-TAX LOSS AT THE HALF YEAR OF $21.2M REPRESENTS IMPROVEMENT OF $84.0M ( $105.2M LOSS ) |
| 3 | Pre-tax loss at the full year of $29.3m represents an improvement of $142.3m ( 1991 : loss of $171.6m ) . |
| 4 | In many cases the local review committee at the seven year review considered it too early to set a release date , which no doubt dashed the hopes of the prisoners whose sentences were under review . |
| 5 | THE revels that once took place at the New Year turned everything base over apex . |
| 6 | Operating ratio at the half year virtually unchanged at 112.25% . |
| 7 | Mr Johnson gave the two girls up to six allergy tablets , after a row with his wife at a New Year 's party . |
| 8 | DeKalb High School principal Jed Dunbar is reluctant to allow visitors a glimpse at the 1984 year book with rare pictures of Cindy . |
| 9 | When they opened the ground at a few years ago Bill was still alive , and er we could go and visit , go into the ground and go and have a look round and it was open to the , the general public . |
| 10 | The second was sadness at the wasted years of cricket greatness for the likes of Mike Procter , Barry Richards , Graeme Pollock and others , although the sadness was not tinged by any regret at having jointed the campaign to exclude South African sport form international participation . |
| 11 | ‘ With an improvement of almost $142m at the pre-tax level , we have achieved a significant recovery in our operating performance at the half year . |
| 12 | A profit in the second quarter of $5.3m ( 1992 : $9.7m loss ) produced a profit at the half year of $1.9m against a loss last time of $29.7m . |
| 13 | The Homeowners account has also responded positively to remedial action and produced a profit at the half year of $16.8m ( 1992 : $4.2m loss ) following a profit of $14.7m in the second quarter ( 1992 : $4.1m profit ) . |
| 14 | The Commercial Motor account produced a profit in the second quarter of $3.1m ( 1992 : $9.1m loss ) and a profit at the half year of $3.2m ( 1992 : $21.5m loss ) . |
| 15 | The Pacific produced another excellent performance reporting an underwriting profit at the half year of $2.5m against a loss in the same period last time of $3.1m . |
| 16 | There was a marginally better performance in the large Private Auto account at the half year , despite a marked deterioration in involuntary business . |
| 17 | With a more than halving of losses in the second quarter to $48.7m ( 1992 : $100.2m loss ) , the worldwide underwriting deficit at the mid year was down by $106.2m from $235.2m ( representing 12.3% of premiums ) to $129.0m ( 6.1% of premiums ) , a reduction due largely to a substantial improvement in the UK result . |
| 18 | Worldwide underwriting losses $36.3m lower in Q2 at $90.4m produce deficit at the mid year down by a quarter from $288.9m ( 17.9% of premiums ) to $216.3m ( 12.8% of premiums ) |
| 19 | With losses in the second quarter reduced to $0.8m ( 1992 : $5.4m loss ) , General Accident 's property services operation produced a substantially lower deficit at the half year of $4.5m ( 1992 : $9.9m loss ) as measures designed to reduce operating costs continued to take effect . |
| 20 | The Commercial Property account produced an unchanged deficit at the half year despite exceptional losses during the period of $20m . |
| 21 | The Liability account showed improvement and produced a deficit at the half year down from $10.5m to $4.7m . |
| 22 | Following losses in the second quarter down from $40.4m to $35.4m , the underwriting deficit at the half year in sterling terms was just over 9% lower at $74.1m ( 1992 : $81.6m loss ) , representing an overall improvement in the US operating ratio of almost one and three quarter points for the half year . |
| 23 | Following an excellent profit in the second quarter of $4.5m ( 1992 : $0.5m ) the deficit at the half year was $7.1m ( 1992 : $2.4m loss ) , with all companies — GA , Pilot and Prudential — performing well . |
| 24 | Q2 deficit up from $22.9m to $32.1m produced deficit at the half year $5.0m higher at $64.8m on written premiums — including recent acquisition Hawkeye — 13.6% higher in currency . |
| 25 | Q2 losses $4.6m lower at $1.4m produced deficit at the half year down from $15.5m to $2.6m . |
| 26 | London Market , including internal reinsurance Deficit at the half year up from $10.9m to $16.5m , despite Q2 losses only marginally higher at $6.3m |
| 27 | With Worldwide underwriting losses in the fourth quarter $13.5m lower at $135.7m ( 1991 : $149.2m loss ) , the deficit at the full year was down from $569.1m ( representing 17.7% of premiums ) to $510.1m ( 13.3% of premiums ) . |
| 28 | With losses in the fourth quarter of $40.1m lower at $42.1m ( 1991 : $82.2m loss ) the UK underwriting deficit at the full year was reduced by almost a half from $341.9m to $175.2m as action on rates and operating costs proved increasingly effective . |
| 29 | With losses in the fourth quarter $3.3m lower at $2.7m ( 1991 : $6.0m loss ) the deficit at the full year was down by over two thirds from $26.0m to $8.5m . |
| 30 | Despite losses in the fourth quarter marginally lower at $2.7m ( 1991 : $2.8m loss ) the deficit at the full year was up from $9.1m to $12.5m , largely reflecting adverse currency movements in Brazil . |