Sentence examples for approached three times from inspiring English sources
After handing out about 50 of the fliers, Keith told West Michigan'sFox 17 he was approached three times by various court employees and asked to go inside the courthouse.
They were approached three times during their medical training: at very beginning (T1), in the middle (T2), in the last year of medical school (T3), and then four years after graduation (T4).
In those days the level of wealth in rich economies often approached seven times annual national income, so income earned from wealth played an enormous part in the economy and caused social strains that sometimes threatened the capitalist system.
In the present study, this ratio approached four times that of their matched peers born at term, probably because our preterm cohort was more immature at birth.
His salary, which is now approaching three times that of the prime minister, has risen by 83% since 2009.
That is approaching three times greater than the 444 "justifiable homicides" logged by the FBI's entire team of government researchers for all of last year.
And as she has kept working on them, the Whirlpool models, nearly all of them made to be exported to the United States and Europe, have grown even larger, approaching three times the size of a typical Chinese microwave.
And the difference between the way it and Elsevier approaches the academic world is thrown into sharp relief today with the news that Mendeley's third-party app eco-system is fast approaching three times the size of Elseviers'.
The prevalence in Pakistan of all causes of headache on ≥15 days/month (8.1%) is approaching three times the estimated global average of 3% [1], but still not outside the range found by similar studies.
While South Dakota has a delinquency rate of just over 6.5percentt, West Virginia's is approaching three times that.
Over the period of 2008 reported here (through EW 22), influenza A viruses predominated throughout the country, approaching three times the number of influenza B cases (Figure 2).
