Sentence examples for coming approximately from inspiring English sources

When we first got musicians and artists in patients said, 'ooh, how weird', but now they ask 'When is the poetry lady or the ukulele man coming?'" Approximately 400 dementia patients have benefited from art and music therapy at the hospital since it started in June last year.

Word of the investigation comes approximately a week before an internal deadline to launch an inquiry.

The announcement comes approximately one year after Merck announced a $4.85 billion reserve to settle litigation involving the similar painkiller Vioxx, which Merck pulled off the market in September 2004 after studies linked it to strokes and heart attacks.

Thus, we come approximately to the same conclusions as in our previous analysis.

Dave B: The final whistle in the Lions' game against Queensland Reds came approximately 125 minutes after the match started.

The fire came approximately three months after another fire broke out on Trump Tower's rooftop, leaving three people, including a firefighter, with minor injuries.

If we were to (wrongly) assume that White households and BME households were equally affected by the changes to come, approximately 1.25 million BME households and 4 million BME people would be worse off.

Zinke's latest order comes approximately three weeks after he submitted to the White House a report recommending that Trump weaken protections for a number of national monuments, although details about the proposed changes have not yet been made public. .

In idiopathic autism (Sears et al., 1994), CRs came approximately 50 ms earlier, as measured using both the time to CR onset and the time to CR peak.

Among the not on-time visits, the median was 14 days off-schedule and approximately 5% came about one month before scheduled date and 10% came about one month late (table not shown).

PDT Tuesday at a speedy 30,800 mph, coming within approximately 7,700 miles of the dwarf planet's surface.