Sentence examples for is stuck at about from inspiring English sources

Labour, meanwhile, is stuck at about 38%, 11 points down on where it was in 2001.

Unemployment is stuck at about 17%.

Unemployment is stuck at about 10%.In this respect, Bacabeira may be lucky.

There's no sign of life, meanwhile, for Michele Bachmann, who is stuck at about 5 percent in the polls.

But his biggest headache remains the NS's circulation, which is stuck at about a third of the number who buy or order the magazine it is always paired with, namely the Spectator.

But the same pay-to-play fee structure would be ludicrous in Cambodia, a country where the minimum wage is stuck at about $100 a month and mean disposable income is not greater than $120 per month.Cambodia's casinos are facing challenges on other fronts.

The death toll on French roads has been stuck at about 8,000 for the last decade, making France Europe's fourth most dangerous country, after Portugal, Greece and Spain.

"V for Vendetta" and "Constantine," also based on DC comics, were stuck at about $70 million, while "The Losers," another DC-based film, was a major disappointment, with only about $23.1 million in ticket sales since its release last month.

Sales are stuck at about 1.4 million cars a year.

In the film industry, the number of minority screenwriters has been stuck at about 6percentt since 1999.

France's unemployment levels are stuck at about 10 percent — their worst level in more than a decade.