Sentence examples for a term of about from inspiring English sources

The government, meanwhile, asked for a term of about four years.

The average American loan is about $5,600 and has a term of about two years and three months.

By 1997, the average Green Tree loan had a term of about 25 years, up from 13 years in 1987.

The loans typically carry a term of about five years and are given to businesses with regular, predictable cash flows, said Mark Turk, senior market manager at Silicon Valley Bank.

Mr. Matagrano, of Jackson Heights, served a prison term of about a year in 1996 for sexual abuse, according to public records.

But if the benefits were worth more than $200,000, then federal sentencing guidelines would recommend a prison term of about a year, and higher as the dollar figure grows.

Legal commentators said he could now face a jail term of about six months when he is sentenced at a later date, although the offence can carry a life term.

If we manually shift the record on the time series, we find that a longer term of about 1 hour period components fit very well whereas a shorter term of 10 30 minutes of tsunami components shows significant phase shifts.

Late last week the State Department informed the organization that it was prepared to provide a short-term grant of about $1.1 million a month on the condition that a State Department official directly oversee its expenditures.

The prognosis for these patients remains suboptimal with a long-term survival of about 40%.

On average, salt intake was reduced by 1.9 g/day (27%) in children and 2.9 g/day (25%) in adults over a period of one school term of about 3.5 months.