Sentence examples for circa half from inspiring English sources

According to the Oxford Energy Institute, Russia now relies on Ukraine to transit circa half of its gas exports to Europe [6], a change that also reduces the threat that Kiev's siphoning of gas, which it did in 2009, could disrupt Russian supplies.

Circa half (45.4 %) of students considered that their best friend smokes.

Circa half of these drop-outs were due to incomplete QoL information.

The fact that circa half of this association was not accounted for by the variables measured in this study may reflect an independent relation between childhood adversities and adult asthma or some other unaccounted factors.

Whereas The Pogues, hailing largely from London, are the musical equivalent of the Republic of Ireland soccer team circa 1990, when half the starting 11 had English accents.

When the influential treatise Ars Nova ("New Art") by the composer Philippe de Vitry appeared early in the 14th century, the preceding epoch acquired its designation of Ars Antiqua ("Old Art"), for it was only in retrospect that the rapid developments of the century and a half from circa 1150 to circa 1300 could appear as antiquated.

CONNECTICUT: 91 Algonquin Road, Fairfield A seven-bedroom five-bath house built circa 1922 with three half baths, seven fireplaces, two butler's pantries, an in-ground pool, a tennis court and a four-car garage on 1.75 acres near a country club.

It's now in discussions with some of the staff about rejoining, but he estimates Jolla will only be able to bring back half of circa 100 employees it had before the investment crunch.

A review in the Baltimore City Paper likened the EP's sound to "a cross between The Fall (circa Frenz Experiment) and Half Japanese".

Think of all the property developments in Dubai or Shanghai circa 2007, when almost half of the world's construction cranes were said to be operating in those two cities.

At a midpoint on the spectrum of possible futures, a new global oligopoly might emerge between 2020 and 2040, with rising powers China, Russia, India, and Brazil collaborating with receding powers like Britain, Germany, Japan, and the United States to enforce an ad hoc global dominion, akin to the loose alliance of European empires that ruled half of humanity circa 1900.