Sentence examples for means that approximately from inspiring English sources

That still means that approximately as many as two out of every thousand keys would not be secure.

This means that approximately 64% of all patients at the Oncology Department should be ideally treated with opioids.

This means that approximately half a million people have just one clinic to potentially turn to.

It means that approximately one in four Brazilians receives the benefit – the total population is about 198 million people.

55,000 Vietnamese arrive by boat in neighboring countries each month, and that means that approximately 55,000 others drown each month.

Increasing multiculturalism in Australia means that approximately 27% of students studying in Australian universities originate from overseas.

Extrapolated to the 1.2 million dogs living in the Netherlands, this means that yearly approximately 58,000 Dutch dogs visit Southern Europe, hence may be at risk of getting a Leishmania infection.

Indeed in 2006, the transport minister accepted that the adoption of SDST would mean that approximately 100 lives would be saved and hundreds more serious injuries prevented.

"[But] shutting down Backpage would mean that approximately 400 persons per month would not be identified as suspicious and would thus fall off the radar screen".

Knowledge of only the 2000 most frequent word-families would typically mean that approximately one in every five words encountered in an academic English text will still be unknown and thereby render the text largely unintelligible (Nation & Waring, 1997).

This could mean that approximately 120 of the roughly 3,000 inmates currently on death row in America might not be guilty, and at least several of the 1,320 defendants executed since 1977 were innocent.