Sentence examples for mean approximately from inspiring English sources

For now, the new future of Chapter 313 money can be seen in Haskell County, the birthplace of Gov. Rick Perry, about 90 miles north of Roscoe, where the district is in the initial stages of an agreement that would mean approximately $60,000 more for the local schools.

The increase in council tax, announced on Monday, will mean approximately 43p a week extra for a Band D property.

If a third of those scientists laid off at least one member of their lab in the past 3 years, that would mean approximately 46,000 scientists have lost jobs over that time period.

When you say four, you mean approximately four.

In an ideal world being spiritual or religious would mean approximately the same.

Canada's long dark winters mean approximately 40percentt of Canadians are vitamin D deficient during the season, compared with 25percentt in the summer.

Also, the symbol "≈" means approximately equal, with the approximation being more accurate in relative terms for smaller absolute values, as shown in the table below.

"Because hyper in mathematics means approximately 'extended, generalized and multidimensional,"' answers Nelson.

Portuguese explorers thought it stupid, giving it a name that means approximately what it does in English.

That means approximately one in six of the candidates who ran is under investigation.

If 6percentt of them have a mortgage over $500,000, that means approximately 2.5percentt of Americans are paying mortgages on homes valued at $500,000 or more.