Sentence examples for this annum from inspiring English sources

All told, HTC is down just over NT$10 billion so far this annum compared to the same interval last year, or around $330 million USD.

The spiritual forces aligned just so for me in the televised sports world this annum when I somehow found myself with access to Fox Soccer Channel and the promised land of the English Premier League--home to Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, and (ultimately) Chelsea.

Of possible relevance to this circa annum periodicity for MS susceptibility, is the fact that mothers of May babies (who spend much of their intrauterine life during the winter months) will experience less sun exposure during their pregnancies compared to mothers of November babies.

BEFORE I begin, a wish to all for good fortune in this Lunar New Year, annum 4706, a Year of the Rat in the cyclical Chinese zodiac.

If you saved half of the £20.30 weekly child benefit payment, you would be able to invest around £40 per month – at 5% per annum this would generate a pot of around £14,000 after 18 years.

Through a projected 8.7 million new tuberculosis (TB) cases and 1.4 million mortalities per annum, this deadly infection resulted insubstantial amount of human deaths than any other single organism bacterial infections.

This $25 billion per annum behemoth has all the right facets (and patents) necessary to enable a big idea to become reality.

The average income of residents is only £18,000 per annum; this compares to a Gateshead average of £27,000 and is the lowest figure in the borough.

Allowing for loss to follow-up of 5%% per annum, this should leave a sample of approximately 430 patients at the end of the two year follow-up period.

It is assumed that the re-treatment rate will fall to less than 1% with an improved regimen, thereby saving a further $89 million per annum (this assumption is considered reasonable given the cure rates for analogous bacterial infections).

"ECLAC predicts that grade repetition alone is costing the region somewhere in the vicinity of US $12 billionn per annum – this is a valuable investment that could be better spent on further enriching our schools with programmes that engage and value our children" she added.