Sentence examples for remained about five from inspiring English sources

Union Pacific's chief executive, Jack Koraleski, said the utilities that his railroad serves had coal stockpiles that remained about five to 10 days above normal, compared with the industry average of 20 days above normal.

Giovanna di Benedetto, a spokeswoman for Save the Children in Italy, who arranged for an Arabic speaker to talk to the migrants, said: "They left 10 days ago from Mersin in Turkey and they remained about five days without food, without drink and they told us that the crossing was very, very difficult and very, very dangerous".

According to Dupuy, the Israelis remained about ten kilometers south of Ismailia, now mostly a wrecked city.

In July 2013 the Crown Prosecution Service announced that, although suspicions remained about six of those arrested, no action would be taken against five of them because of insufficient evidence.

The blaze remained about seven miles from Jackson, and fire officials continued to say there was little chance the flames would leap the Snake River and threaten the town itself, where thousands of tourists have filled every available hotel room for long-planned summer vacations.

The use of specific morbidity codes for type 1 and type 2 diabetes increased over time but remained about two thirds of the total codes for diabetes at the end of the study period.

Hydrogen generation rates from restrained specimens based on normal surface area (NSA) remain about five times higher than historic rates based on total surface area.

Tufts has a problem shared by most competitive universities: After it rejects the weak and admits the geniuses, too many decent applicants remain — about three for every spot.

Questions also remain about two other keystones of the prosecution's case: that Mr. Elmore lacked an alibi, and that hairs found at the crime scene were his.

(Military budgets for counter-piracy patrols are getting squeezed, however, and although more than a thousand pirates are in detention, there remain about three thousand to four thousand at large, according to U.N. estimates).

Additionally, it's important to acknowledge that even as murder rates in the U.S. appear to have dropped equally across racial lines, black Americans remain about eight times as likely as whites and four times as likely as Latinos to be victims of murder.