Sentence examples for something like thirty from inspiring English sources

The facts suggest as much — something like thirty per cent more children under the age of five in Manhattan, and that's since 2000 — and so does the atmosphere.

In fact, I think gasoline-futures prices have already dropped something like thirty per cent since their peak during the Katrina crisis.

The death rate from all causes in Roseto, in fact, was something like thirty or thirty-five percent lower than it should have been.

Ron Radosh and I rarely see eye to eye politically, but we've been on reasonably friendly terms for something like thirty years.

But stars with initial masses, at the beginning of their lifetime, greater than–I don't know, something like thirty times the mass of the Sun, will end up with masses greater than three times to the mass of the Sun.

In contrast, each of the Sherpas supporting my team's ascent was required to make something like thirty trips through the Icefall, often while carrying eighty-pound loads of food, propane, and bottled oxygen.

These people were something like seven hundred billions times more likely to actually solve the problem.

So, there's something like thirty million euros left that we haven't been able to liquidate.

It could change to something like thirty-six different colors, and there was a strobe function.

From this research, they have compiled a six-thousand-plus-page report with something like thirty-five thousand footnotes.

As a consequence, they were phenomenally expensive; in the U.S., a complete edition cost two thousand dollars — something like thirty thousand dollars in today's money.