Sentence examples for whole around from inspiring English sources

In the region as a whole, around 60% say that their country's economic situation is "bad" or "very bad".

The populations of children aged 1 4 (see below) in the three districts were taken as the same proportion of the 0 4 age group as in the country as a whole (around four-fifths).

He used those figures to estimate that in Britain as a whole around 14,200 believers are converts—only 1% of the country's 1.6m Muslims.

In Wales and in the UK as a whole, around four out of 10 families who were approached did not agree to organ donation taking place.

Indeed, Mr. Bush has shaped his education proposals as a whole around the notion that the states should have more leeway in spending federal dollars, as well as the idea that schools must be held more accountable for their performance.

Reg Rumney, director of the BusinessMap Foundation, a business-research organisation, argues that "in effect, the government has created a whole new industry of racial auditing .The big question is whether all this meddling will have the desired effect: to create a black middle class that reflects the share of blacks in the population as a whole, around 80%.

So I just carry the whole checkbook around now.

I like challenging that and turning the whole thing around".

"Maybe that's what turned the whole set around, the whole match," Dokic said later about the point at 6-5.

You may have heard that they filmed the whole thing around here.

"This is the event I build my whole year around," said the 23-year-old.