Sentence examples for term around from inspiring English sources

The second survey reflected the intermediate term (around 10 months after the disaster) when uncertainty about the future was reduced.

Businesses in the group of professional, scientific, and technical services reopened the fastest in the near term, but differences in the rate of reopening for businesses stratified by type became indistinguishable in the longer term (around two years later).

Mean self-reported consumption of tea and coffee was stable in the shorter term (around 6 mo) and longer term (around 2 y).

For example short term "around the clock" analgesia dosing for acute pain, or "as needed" analgesia for intermittent pain.

The effective elimination was stable in a continuous operation for a long term (around 100 days).

"The term around the office is 'getting swissmissed,' " Ms. Arrington said.

The model is successfully calibrated and validated using the long-term (around 350 days) dynamic experimental data from the SBR system, as well as two independent batch tests at different operational stages of the SBR.

"You can't just throw terms around like that".

Given dynamical system equations, conditions for robust asymptotic stability can be explicitly found in terms of global bounds on nonlinear variation terms around fixed desired behavior.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney has told the UK's trades unions that wages should start rising in real terms "around the middle of next year" and "accelerate" afterwards.

Breakthrough pain (BTP) is a transitory pain (reaching maximum severity in ∼15 minutes and lasting ∼60 minutes in patients with cancer) that occurs despite the management of chronic pain with long-term around-the-clock analgesia.