Sentence examples for climbed to around from inspiring English sources
The budget deficit has climbed to around 30% of GDP.
The fiscal deficit climbed to around 8% of GDP in 2003.
In the years since the attack, the death toll has climbed to around 140,000.
And with football revenues pretty flat, costs are rising: the wage bill is believed now to have climbed to around 54% of football turnover.
It climbed to around 300th place in Amazon's charts, and Saqi has now put through a reprint of 1,000 copies.
While it used to enjoy a low unemployment rate of about 3% five years ago, that number has since climbed to around 9%.
Todd thinks that SPY could climb to around $110 in the next three to four months.
A provincial police official who last weekend said that the final figure would likely climb to around 10,000 was removed from his post Thursday.
After probing the foothills for several days and climbing to around 1500 feet, the party found what appeared to be a clear route, a steep glacier 30 nautical miles long leading upwards to the plateau.
The admission threatens to flatten a bounce in the polls for Ukip that has seen the party climb to around 17% over the last fortnight as angry voters flock to smaller parties regarded as untainted by the Westminster expenses scandal.
