Sentence examples for brought only about from inspiring English sources

In a converted sugar warehouse on West Street in TriBeCa, a large condominium with full views of the Hudson River brought only about 15percentt more than an identical space in the rear.

The celebrity circus might seem ridiculous, but, as a September 11 , 1926 Talk of the Town item revealed, it almost always sells: The death of Rudolph Valentino brought a jump in the circulation of one evening paper of 50,000 copies in one day; while that of President Harding brought only about 25,000 to the same paper.

"If we find this to be a success, we're going to notify other departments". The Planning Commission business would bring only about $2,500 a year to the fledgling company, but it's a start.

T.C.U., when it is added next year, won't help matters much: it will bring only about 400,000 fans, ranking ahead of only Cincinnati and Louisville among current members.

She had hoped that the mailbag would prove to be the one used to lower her into the lifeboat, but when experts decided it was not, it brought only £1,500, about $2,400.

A similar, but more intense, flexibility and relaxation program failed to reduce falling [ 9], or brought about only moderate improvements in falls risk [ 71].

Last year, Business Exchange had expenses of $7.6 million, and brought in only about $600,000 in revenue.

He said his artwork brought in only about $50,000 over the past three years, and that he was still repaying his undergraduate loans from Syracuse University.

When it launched two years ago it was brought into only about 2% of search.

Although its largest mission in recent years was to provide services for foster children, that brought in only about a quarter of Hull House's revenue, while other state funding was cut.

It was, one European envoy said afterward, "semi-recognition," and it was only brought about by a high court ruling last week formally endorsing Mr. Ravalomanana.