Sentence examples for sit at about from inspiring English sources

To that end, Mr. Eckert said he would like Mattel's gross profit margin, which measures a company's ability to sell goods above the cost of raw material, to reach 50percentt (it is now 46.4percentt) and to have international sales account for about half the company's total (they now sit at about 30percentt).

"Speeds of about 25Mbps are suitable for average sized households, of two to four people, where several people are likely to use the internet at the same time," he said, adding that he'd be "surprised if the average speed in Australia doesn't sit at about the global average of 40 Mbps by year's end".

Yushu sits at about 4,000 metres, higher than Lhasa.

The rate of juvenile detention sits at about 24 times that of non-Indigenous youth.

Smythson's turnover shot up during Cameron's 14-year tenure, soaring by 25 per cent between 2006 and 2008 alone, and now sits at about £30m.

We set out at 9 a.m., with backpacks lightly loaded, from the parking lot of the main ranger station, which sits at about 5,000 feet.

Public support for same-sex marriage has risen steadily and now sits at about 72%, with a clear generational split between supporters and detractors of such unions.

But while some employers have taken massive strides in hiring and promoting women, the female proportion of the industry workforce still sits at about 16%.

Between 2000 and 2013 the adult Indigenous imprisonment rate increased by 57%, widening the gap as the non-Indigenous rate did not show significant change, and the rate of juvenile detention sits at about 24 times that of non-Indigenous youth.

El Alto sits at about 13,150 feet on the barren altiplano.

Colorado, meanwhile, sits at about average snowpack and a storm arrived just in time for President's Day skiing.