Sentence examples for require circa from inspiring English sources

Option 3 : dentist: population density to match the current global average (1 3800 or 2.6 per 10 000) will require circa 1000 dentists currently as presented in Fig.  5c, to achieve 1711 dentists by 2020.

Option 2: dentist: population density to match the current GCC average (1 3000 or 3.2 per 10 000) will require circa 1500 dentists currently as presented in Fig.  5b, to achieve 2167 dentists by 2020.

c Dentist workforce capacity: projection at 1: 3800 Option 2 : dentist: population density to match the current GCC average (1 3000 or 3.2 per 10 000) will require circa 1500 dentists currently as presented in Fig.  5b, to achieve 2167 dentists by 2020.

Instead of the classical story construction taught at journalism schools that results in endless scrolling, Circa's pieces require no more than six or seven screens.

The job of PM would surely require someone with the wizardry and grit of Lloyd George circa 1909, and brilliant television skills.

The report warns that "to achieve aggregate savings of circa £40m over the three years will require significant contraction in service delivery and reduction in staffing".

Although it becomes obnoxious to use circa or plus-minus everywhere, the ancients did not require or desire contemporary precision in these matters.

A Ronald Reagan ensemble, circa 1940, requires him to wear, as it were, his first bride, Jane Wyman, on his arm.

Few know that the original AOL-Time Warner merger, circa 2001, required Time Warner to open its networks so that there would be high-speed Internet competition from other ISPs using the Time Warner networks.

Providing assistance in cases of spontaneous vaginal delivery presents a valuable opportunity to prevent perineal disorders such as urinary incontinence (UI), which, requiring surgical intervention in circa 400,000 women every year in the USA alone, has been compared to a hidden epidemic [ 1].

— Except for a strategic bit of elastic that may be required, the blue running tunic, circa Smith College 1961, still fits.