Sentence examples for contract approximately from inspiring English sources

By my reckoning, it's a "drip" that would take a shopfloor worker, on a full-time contract, approximately 160 years to earn, if they were willing to put in overtime.

The first phase of the voucher project will contract approximately 110 health centers in three operational districts of Kampong Thom province (Kampong Thom, Staung and Baray Santuk), three operational districts of Kampot province (Kampong Tralach, Angkor Chey and Chhouk) and three operational districts of Prey Veng province (Pearaing, Preah Sdach and Kampong Trabek).

The FCC FCT transformation involves a lattice distortion with the c lattice parameter contracts approximately 2% [3].

It looks like the majority of the contracts, approximately 4,800 calls, were bought by bullish players for an average premium of $0.93 apiece.

This was markedly lower than the numbers seen per spleen, which, as described previously [38], peaked at day 10 of infection (figure 4, bottom left graph, approximately 1500 MSP1-specific IgG MBC (per spleen), then contracted (approximately 500 per spleen) and persisted for up to day 90.

Compared with age-matched controls, the diversity of TCR β-chains was contracted approximately 10-fold (median frequency of a TCR β-chain of 2 × 10-6 compared with 2 × 10-7 in controls).

In terms of macroscopic appearance, blank gel construct size remained the same size through 7 days of culture, whereas gels embedded with noninfected AF cells contracted approximately 83% relative to their original size.

Starting Nov. 1, T-Mobile will offer the iPhone exclusively in Germany (with a T-Mobile contract) for approximately 450 euros (roughly $612), Reuters reports.

Bulls meandering about the July contract sold approximately 3,300 puts at the July $14 strike to receive an average premium of $0.16 apiece, and shed another 1,500 puts at the higher July $15 strike for an average premium of $0.41 each.

A recent inventory shows that just five participating state agencies currently contract with approximately 2,000 providers under the guidelines of approximately 10,000 contracts, many duplicative and confusing in nature.

In some breakdowns, this means a doctor on a standard contract of (approximately) £20,000, supplemented to £30,000 by unsociable working hours pay, will be reduced to £22,000 gross pay - a 26-per-cent pay cut, according to a junior doctor who spoke to The Independent.