Examples of using Almost four in English and their translations into French
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Look, I, I have a patient who's been with me for almost four years now.
the movie's running almost four hours, so do it now.
Throughout the month of May almost four thousand yogis from across the country participated in the Grow Your Yoga challenge, bending over backward
Given that the interior void had been detected almost four years prior to the occurrence,
It was almost four years ago that I was appointed Commissioner, at which time the challenge was to
For almost four years now we have seen the unprecedented establishment of several independent newspapers,
Almost four in five women born between 1985 and 1989 who had first intercourse as a teenager used a condom that first time, compared with less than half of
Turkey's military aggression against Cyprus continues unabated for almost four decades in spite of United Nations resolutions calling for the withdrawal of foreign troops from Cyprus.
a fi gure almost four times greater than those living in a marital relationship Gannon, 2004.
operations totalled $431 million, while total obligations payable were almost four times higher, at $1,696 million.
The monitoring station also found that average levels of nitrogen dioxide were 135 µg/m3- almost four times the EU limit- largely because of buses and taxis passing through the busy shopping street.
For almost four decades from 1950,
This was confirmed in a December 2017 CIBC Poll, in which almost four times as many respondents said their top priority was debt repayment in comparison to saving for retirement.3 So why the rush to pay off debt?
is almost four times higher than that in urban areas 7.6 per cent.
last number of years, with 47.2 million tonnes of cargo transported, an increase of almost four million tonnes over 2005.
with a rate of 80 businesses for every 1000 inhabitants- almost four times the Paris average.
down from a total fertility rate estimated at almost four a decade ago.
Impacts of economic insecurity are seen in the poor housing conditions experienced by many Aboriginal peoples.4 Aboriginal peoples are almost four times as likely as non-Aboriginal people to live in a crowded dwelling
Almost four years later,
As a private vehicle typically consumes more than twice the energy per passenger per kilometre than a train, and almost four times that of a bus, the implications for energy use