Sentence examples for a spread of about from inspiring English sources
After an Idaho businessman jumped into the race, Bryk lost the primary by a spread of about 3 to 1.
The antlers, now part of a full shoulder mount (taxidermists are dextrous), have a spread of about three feet.
In June 2008 Alan Greenspan, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve, said that a spread of about 0.25% would show things were getting back to normal.
For the Super Bowl, most sports books have the Patriots as favorites with a spread of about 3 points, a markedly smaller line from the 12-point spread the Giants faced in the 2008 title game against New England.
The largest, the great black-backed gull (Larus marinus), weighs about 1,900 grams (a little over four pounds) and has a spread of about 165 cm (65 inches).
Kenya has spoken!" The commission then reconvened — in front of reporters chosen by government officials — and declared Mr. Kibaki the winner, with 4,584,721 votes compared with 4,352,993 for Mr. Odinga — a spread of about 2percentt.
On impact, an increase in the monetary policy rate generates a negative spread of about 0.1 percentage points only for the 3-month rates.
The new 9-speeds will have a ratio spread close to 10, compared with a typical 6-speed's ratio spread of about six.
The larger the number, the better: the new 9-speed, for example, is expected to have a ratio spread close to 10 1, compared with a typical 6-speed's ratio spread of about 6 1.
"London is our first love... Pride of place," said a spread of celebrity gushing about the capital.
We observed steady-state ratios of CPO/CPF after some 30 h post-ingestion with a spread of the interquartile range of about 5 (cf. Fig. 2).
