Sentence examples for 980 from inspiring English sources

"My wife and children know so much about air pressure now; on a freak day, say 980 millibars maybe, I'd have got close to Chris Boardman's record".

As a result, last October it announced it would be closing a call-centre in Newcastle, where 980 people were working.

The UDA and the smaller Ulster Volunteer Force came into being to defend the Union and Protestants against the IRA, though most of their 980 victims were innocent Catholics.

This specimen, just reported in Subterranean Biology, was found at a depth of 980 metres by Alexander Weigand of Goethe University Frankfurt, in Germany.

A snapshot of the American economy shows huge dispersion in firm size: around a third of American workers are employed by one of the 6m small firms with fewer than 100 workers, and another third are employed by one of the 980 large firms that have over 10,000 workers.

Eventually, the countries agreed on a target of 980 lire to the D-mark.

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Figures released by the state-run Institute of Child Health show that the number of births dropped from 118,302 in 2008 to 100,980 in 2012.

Ireland's environment agency has announced that Ryanair will receive just under 5.6m permits; since these must represent 85% of its needs, it therefore must need to buy about 980,000 further permits, equivalent to the balance of 15%.

According to new government figures, there were a mere 2,043 kidnappings in 2003, down from 2,986 in 2002.In this section You do the maths San Miguelwood Winning respect Cities in a state ReprintsMeanwhile, the security forces have been busy: they fought more than 2,300 battles with the irregular armies (up from 1,338 in 2002), losing 523 dead while killing 2,980, according to FSD figures.

For one, decontamination costs depend on lowering annual radiation to 1 millisievert, a goal now widely seen as unrealistic, says Tatsujiro Suzuki, a former vice-chairman of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission.TEPCO says decommissioning Dai-ichi's four damaged reactors will cost ¥980 billion, but that does not include the clean-up, fuel storage or compensation.