Sentence examples for soared to about from inspiring English sources

Fox assured Gates that Britain would also buy US Joint Strike Aircraft whose cost has soared to about £100m each.

The daily volume has soared to about 5,000 trades, with a notional value of around $3 billion.EnronOnline now offers over 1,500 different products (from spot electricity and gas to complex derivative instruments and even hedges against the weather).

In the last seven years, the price of the element has soared to about $120 per pound from $7. World uranium production is dominated by Canada and Australia which together produce about 51% of annual mine supply, and they're followed by Kazakhstan, Niger, Russia and Namibia.

The company's value soared to about $3.4 billion, falling in between the likes of hardware maker Logitech International and fellow e-commerce service Groupon Inc. Etsy, which connects makers of handcrafted goods to buyers, is expected to use the $213 million that it received from the IPO to expand its worldwide audience of about 20 million buyers.

On April 2nd Hawker Beechcraft said its losses last year soared to about $482m, from $174m in 2010.

Goods exports soared to about a quarter of global GDP.The lion's share of this growth was due to China.

If a call comes, the chances of acceptance here soar – to about 1/100.

Gross debt will soar to about 180% of GDP next year.

Employment in the financial industries boomed, with financial service employment soaring to about one million today from about 300,000 in the early 1980s.

Currently just under 4m richer Americans pay the AMT; that figure will soar to about 20m in 2006 and more than 30m by 2010.

As word spreads, applications have been soaring, to about 50,000 a month now, John Wagner, the acting deputy assistant commissioner for field operations, told me.