Sentence examples for leap to about from inspiring English sources
Far from losing customers, she saw her revenue double and her gross margins leap to about 36 percent from 20 percent.
The salary cap will take an enormous leap to about $90 million in 2016-17, a move from approximately $67 million next season, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Thursday.
The number of downloads then leaped to about 10,000 a day, most coming from the United States, it said.
Sperm whale strandings in UK waters remained steady at one a year during the 20th century but suddenly leapt to about seven a year in the 1980s, according to Peter Evans, director of the Sea Watch Foundation charity.
And he cautions that it is far too soon to leap to conclusions about humans.
Connie Culp has a message for anyone tempted to leap to judgment about someone who looks different to the norm.
Indeed, one lesson of the Tyler Clementi and Trayvon Martin cases is how ready we are to leap to conclusions about what's in someone else's head.
From the team's main page you can leap to info about the Sprites '99 Field Campaign, which sent a balloon above the Midwest in August to capture sprites on video.
There's something very wrong with us when we leap to conclusions about others before we have all the facts.
We leap to conclusions about what others have said or done without having all of the facts.
"System, System, System": It would be foolish to make too much of a raggedy sign -- or to leap to conclusions about just how lasting this Occupy Wall Street moment will be and just where (if anywhere) it's heading.
