Modifies a noun

• split: In this degree course a fifty-fifty split between the two subjects in the first two years.

• chance: Analysts say he's got a fifty-fifty chance of pulling through a full Labor term.

• basis: A merger was agreed on a fifty-fifty partnership basis with ITC remaining in existence as a production company in their own right.

• partner: When his money began to run out again Baird sold a further one-sixth interest to Will Day, now making them fifty-fifty business partners.

Modifying Another Word

• about: This time the response was about fifty-fifty between positive and negative comment.