Sentence examples for a just about from inspiring English sources

This study introduces the use of a "just about balanced" (JAB) scale for rating the relative balance of intensity between two products.

A: Just about every denomination in the American church — including many evangelical denominations — is seeing a decline in numbers, so if it's a competition, then we're all losing, just at different rates.

10. a) Just about 2 degrees.

David gets a just about creditable seven.

She would not classify her household as a "just about managing" family.

Considering he and United have been tilting at the trophy more or less continuously for a decade, it is a just about adequate return.

It creates a just-about acceptable pasta sauce, but it misses the point and magic of the real thing.

"Does it just mean that I'm in a sticky situation?" Rachel Sherman, mother of four, asks, wondering if her household classifies as a just-about-managing family, or in the dispiriting new political acronym, a Jam.

By the time I met him, he was a just-about-functioning alcoholic, who used to say – the old drunkard's excuse – that life was simply more interesting when you drank; sobriety was boring.

On current trends, these will amount to some 240% of GDP by 2040, up from a just-about-manageable 65% today.David Walker, who until recently ran the Government Accountability Office, has made it his mission to get the nation to acknowledge and treat this "fiscal cancer".

An acceptance test with consumers using a 9-point hedonic and a "just-about-right" scale showed that texture attributes such as crispness and hardness were within the liking rate of consumers; however, flavor and mouth feeling sensation must be optimized for improving acceptance.