Sentence examples for breakdowns of about from inspiring English sources

Both reported gender breakdowns of about 60percentt male and 40percentt female, and about 50percentt of employees at both companies reported they are white.

The approximate cost of these grants (or their relevant components) is $30 million over the 3-year period, with annual breakdowns of about $6.3 million in FY 2005, $12 million in FY 2006, and $11.7 million in FY 2007.

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The county-by-county breakdowns of Florida are telling about the growing divide in the party's politics.

Anne Wojcicki after the breakdown of negotiations about how to regulate the company's delivery of genetic health-risk information.

She also provided a more specific breakdown of predictions about evolution acceptance for her students.

Preliminary breakdowns of state aid show that about two-thirds of the Abbott districts would receive the 2percentt increase, though a few would receive more.

House members were provided a breakdown this week of about two dozen issues where the House has conceded to the Senate during the negotiations.

The experimental results demonstrate that the optimized devices have a forward voltage drop of less than 1.8 V at current level of 30 A and a reverse breakdown voltage of about 4000 V.

These six metabolites cannot be traced back to individual pesticides but together represent the breakdown products of about 80% of the total OP pesticides used in the Salinas Valley (CDC 2009).

The seeming breakdown of normal expectations about violence and public life reminds some of 1968, a terrible year although, if you think this is like 1968, you weren't there, since that year was marked by a generational breakdown far more extreme, a continuing foreign war far more violent, and a departing President infinitely more unpopular.