Sentence examples for starting circa from inspiring English sources

Almost nothing is known of the man, except that he must have lived in Jerusalem in an era, starting circa 612 B.C., when Babylonian invaders repeatedly despoiled the land of the Jews.

In synthesis: The northern hemisphere warming trend (as exemplified by the NHT index) exhibits an abrupt increase starting circa 1986 87.

Cloudflare started circa 2009 offering content delivery, security and analytics.

(Via Facebook) A major issue when I was around the Hidden Minority Council starting up circa 2014 was access to the eating clubs and the economic, cultural, and social capital they represent.

Start, circa 1425, with the "absolute novelty" (it says in the catalogue) of a gilded-bronze reliquary bust, housing a saint's skull, by Donatello.

Start, circa 1425, with the "absolute novelty" (so it says in the catalogue) of a gilded-bronze reliquary bust, housing a saint's skull, by Donatello.

The red, white and blue uniforms, which were modeled by three current Globetrotters at the KIA STYLE360-sponsored show, are a nod to the team's start circa 1926 -- yet updated with a dose of modern swag.

Whether North Korea continues muddling along on Chinese life support, or grows fast enough to start resembling South Korea circa 1980, the military-first government must still justify its separate existence alongside the rival state.

On low-skill jobs, mean-based undereducation dropped three percentage points in 2004 and then started increasing in circa 1.5 percentage point jumps (in 2006 and 2010, resting somewhat in 2008 and 2012).

So it is reasonable to start the graph circa 1980 to show how temperatures rose thereafter - overwhelmingly as a result of greenhouse gasses, according to the IPCC - until the late 1990s; and then started to plateau, albeit at a high level compared with the rest of the 20th century.

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