Sentence examples for would leave about from inspiring English sources

That would leave about three-fourths somewhere in the middle, but not all middle class.

That would leave about 12 hours for WESU's own fare, which now averages 20 hours a day.

A shutdown would leave about 70,000 retirees and recent employees with no or reduced pensions and health care benefits, and force the government to pick up at least some of the tab for what remains.

According to documents released by the council, the plan to demolish then rebuild the estate would leave about 30% fewer social rented homes and more than four times the number of private homes.

This would leave about 60% of the productivity difference to be explained by differences in "A", the productivity parameter, reflecting either more developed technologies or easier access to consumer markets.

Even if the Amajuba data were ignored, it would leave about 20% of patients dissatisfied with the service they received.

It would leave Arena with about $300m left to spend, including $100m earmarked for major solar projects, which would have a combined capacity of 200MW.

The latest cuts would leave it with about 20,000 employees, 25percentt fewer than it had at the start of the year.

"We would leave at about 4 30 a.m.

The measure that helps protect women would leave uncertainty about future funding for its programs.

Should I denude it of all the brown leaves (which would leave only about 10 green ones)?