Sentence examples for about a week more from inspiring English sources

Positions were being filled in 57 days on average, about a week more than a year ago.

Gradually, the backlog of trash piled up in the transfer stations is being shipped out, but it could be about a week more before the system returns to normal, officials said.

And it would be able to spend about 350 million pounds, or about $470 million, a week more on health care instead of sending the money to Brussels.

The salary is about $500 a week more than summer associates at other firms receive.

That is about $70,000 a week more than his 2005 salary.

That was about $1,000 a week more than the average weekly wages of workers in publishing in New York then.

On average, they exercised about 30 minutes a week more than people who didn't have dogs.

In his practice he sees about 40 patients a week, more than three-quarters of whom have what by current cultural standards at least are perversely heightened libidos.

However, the Daily Star Sunday has been the best performing of the competing red top Sundays, selling about 170,000 copies a week more than before the News of the World closed last July.

While tech firms can hire new engineers in about a week, government agencies take more than 100 days on average to hire IT specialists, according to Steven VanRoekel, the chief information officer for the White House Office of Management and Budget.

A new website called Haute Vault (www.hautevault.com) will rent you a gold and diamond Rolex watch or Stephen Webster chandelier earrings for a fraction of the sales price, making mostly unattainable items available to wear out and about for a week or more.