Sentence examples for currently gives about from inspiring English sources
The Department for International Development (DfID) in Britain currently gives about £120m to the Bangladeshi government In the meantime, climate change is at the back of everyone's minds.
But even the Labor government, which currently gives about $2 billion a year in subsidies to the ailing railroad companies, and plans to increase that amount to nearly $6 billion by 2005, has ruled out renationalizing the industry as too expensive.
Wealthy in the U.K. currently give about £2 billion ($2.6 billion) out of the £11 billion ($14.1 billion) of all public donations, reckons the Beacon Collective.
Our House forecasting model currently gives the Democrats about a one percent chance of winning a House majority in 2014.
(New York City, the Metropolitan's official landlord, currently gives the museum about sixteen million dollars a year, nearly all of it for guardianship and utilities).
HuffPost Pollster's tracking model, which incorporates all publicly available polling, currently gives Crist a lead of about 6 points over Scott.
In total, the app currently gives its users access to about 50,000 deals nationwide.
While more than two-thirds of fathers say they would happily work less to spend more time with their children, of the 92 nations currently giving paternity leave about half offer less than three weeks.
Most forecasts have shown a consistent but small advantage for the Republican Party, but there is also a fairly sizable range among the different models, with Sam Wang at the Princeton Election Consortium currently giving each party about even odds, while The Washington Post foresees an almost certain Republican victory.
Burt Rhutan of Scaled Composites is currently giving his shpeal about the WK2.
Currently, giving a shit about virtual reality will run you around $600 for a headset, assuming you already own a whip-fast, VR-ready desktop PC. "There's only a handful of artists with access, and their followers have even less access," Ochoa says.
