Sentence examples for have contained about from inspiring English sources

Several European bomb experts who examined the blast site said that the bomb appeared to have contained about 110 pounds of explosives.

The mitochondrial DNA trees trace back to a single individual, not because there was only one Eve -- the ancestral human population is thought to have contained about 10,000 people -- but because the lineages of all the other Eves have gone extinct.

The volumes of the several Hebrew standards of liquid measure are not definitely known; the bat may have contained about 37 litres (nearly 10 U.S. gallons); if so, the log equaled slightly more than 0.5 litre (0.14 U.S. gallon), and the hin slightly more than 6 litres (1.6 U.S. gallons).

Many of them were still working well into this afternoon, when fire officials said that they had contained about 80percentt of the blaze.

Officials said that firefighters had contained about 7 percent of the fire, which began just over a week ago, and that it had caused no loss of life or significant property damage.

It also comes at a time when MPs are demanding the Home Office urgently provide more information about 114 "missing" files that could have contained information about an alleged child abuse network in the 1980s.

One French auditor described inspecting more than 260 files that should have contained information about the identity of depositors.

His brother, Alastair, who has campaigned for 27 years to bring Mr Morgan's killers to justice, looked on as Sir Bernard was questioned repeatedly about the destruction of intelligence from Operation Othona – a four-year investigation into police corruption, going into the Nineties, which may have contained clues about Mr Morgan's murder.

Newspapers, including Metro, Rutland Herald, The Canadian Press and De Pers, have contained articles about the game; Wikinews has interviewed the owner of LoseTheGame.com.com

A search of the house uncovered a pair of pistols supposedly bought on the day of the murder; some letters from a Mr. Gardener, which may have contained warnings about the discovery of the crime; and a passport from the French ambassador, evidence which suggested Corder may have been preparing to flee.

Those words may have contained a premonition about his latest novel, My Mother's Lovers, published last month by Atlantic Books (£14.99), and this month in South Africa.