Sentence examples for once approximately from inspiring English sources

There was the notion the Braves were fading from the upper tier of teams in the big leagues because their payroll, once approximately $100 million, has slipped to $80 million.

At the North Pole, latitude 90° N, the relative motion as viewed from above in the plane of the pendulum's suspension is a counterclockwise rotation of the Earth once approximately every 24 hours (more precisely, once every 23 hours 56 minutes 4 seconds, the length of a sidereal day).

At every scan, blood glucose measurements were taken twice: once approximately 5 min before and once shortly after the PET/CT scan approximately 35 min later.

At every scan, blood glucose measurements were taken twice: once approximately 5 min before and once shortly after the scan approximately 35 min later.

For example, a severe winter in Florida, occurred between the 1995 and 1996 growing seasons (minimum air temperature of −8°C in January 1996), killed 12% mangrove trees, and the severe freeze season occurred once approximately 8 years (Stevens et al. 2006; Ross et al. 2009).

Or, as the late W.C. Fields once approximately remarked, "It was a woman who drove me to drink.... and I never had the courtesy to thank her".

This distribution suggests that the average occurrence frequency of superflares on Sun-like stars with bolometric energy of 1033, 1034, and 1035 erg are once in approximately 70 years, approximately 500 years, and approximately 4,000 years, respectively.

Michael Frayn once wrote (approximately): "Every year I watch the Labour conference and wonder why I always vote for this shower.

The tempo was faster than in the Chicago bout, and Liston hit him a great deal more often, knocking him down three times instead of once in approximately the same number of seconds.

forests, characterized by a diverse herbaceous layer, sparse midstory layer, and a dominant pine overstory, once covered approximately 30 million ha in the southeastern United States.

The analgesia occurred when patterns of magnetic fields with burst-firing-like configurations were presented for 30 min once every approximately 4 s.