Sentence examples for to the around from inspiring English sources

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Analysts at Peel Hunt said: In our opinion, the price is a decent one as it equates to 15 times 2016 estimated EBITDA, which is comparable to the around 14 times multiple paid for peer Capital Safety Group in June when it was acquired by 3M.

If the My Brother's Keeper money was applied only to the around eight million black men and boys under 25 in the country – in reality the programme will seek to help Asians and Hispanics too – that would amount to about $5 per person per year.

She also talks about her fellow abortion providers being killed and the death threats she received, from the 1979 firebomb that destroyed her friend Bill Baird's clinic in Long Island, New York, to the around 178 staff who have received death threats since 1977, to the women who stand outside her clinic saying to patients: "Don't kill your baby".

The sharks used for filming were just 14 feet long as opposed to the around 25-foot killer shark depicted in the movie.

While the man did not have trouble finding a job, he had difficulty adjusting to the around-the-clock work schedule, which included evening client meetings and networking dinners.

Never before have Americans been plied with so much war news so instantly from so many sources -- from the traditional broadcast networks to the around-the-clock cable news channels, satellite feeds from international services like the BBC and a variety of on-line news sites.

Due to the around-the-clock patient-care activities and numerous life-supporting devices that generate alarm sounds and operational noises, noise levels in hospitals, especially in intensive care units (ICUs) are known to be high [ 1- 4], potentially affecting not only the patient's comfort and well-being but also the outcome of patient treatment [ 5, 6].

The reaction to the sale around Boston was cautiously optimistic.

"I think the inmates respond to the conditions around them".