midyear Synonyms
midyear Meaning
midyear
the middle or middle portion of a calendar year, the period of such examinations, the middle of a calendar year or academic year, the middle of an academic year, an examination at the middle of an academic year, the set of examinations at the middle of an academic year, a midyear examination
midyear Sentence Examples
- The company's revenue projections for the midyear period exceeded their initial estimates.
- The midyear financial report indicated a significant increase in operating expenses.
- The school held its annual midyear exams to assess students' progress.
- The city council voted to raise taxes at the midyear mark to cover unexpected expenditures.
- During the midyear evaluation, the employee received high marks for their performance.
- The project was on schedule and expected to be completed by the midyear deadline.
- The sales team achieved their midyear target despite facing challenging market conditions.
- The government implemented new policies at midyear to address economic concerns.
- The midyear data showed a rise in consumer confidence, leading to increased retail spending.
- The midyear inventory count revealed a shortage of essential supplies, prompting a rush order.
FAQs About the word midyear
the middle or middle portion of a calendar year, the period of such examinations, the middle of a calendar year or academic year, the middle of an academic year
midterm, pretest, retest,catechism, audition, placement test, inspection, intelligence test, final, exam
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The company's revenue projections for the midyear period exceeded their initial estimates.
The midyear financial report indicated a significant increase in operating expenses.
The school held its annual midyear exams to assess students' progress.
The city council voted to raise taxes at the midyear mark to cover unexpected expenditures.
