The phrase "all just cover" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is suggesting that something is merely a facade or pretense, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The company's promises about sustainability are all just cover for their actual practices."
Alternatives: "merely a facade" or "just a pretense".
("In theory, solar roadways look great — let's just cover all the roads with solar cells — but it's a very energy-intensive way to build a road, and you're unlikely to get that energy back").
Some lenders make a practice of offering rebates that will just cover all the fees included in the APR.
If you can't eat or drink it all at once just cover the glass or cup and put it in the freezer for later.
"Going to the basement of the Metropolitan and seeing all the sculptures just covered in plastic in the hallway," he recalled," was just the beginning of understanding that these objects can live in different ways".
I asked the mother of a friend who lives in Tralee what an Irish weatherman does for a living and she replied: "Oh, they just cover all the bases.
In fact, while you're in inquisitive mode you might just cover all your bases by asking the advisor or broker who presents you with the plan to fill out, and have all parties fill out, the Department of Labor 401(k) disclosure form.
"Then you see her thrown in the jungle, and what better than seeing a person like that, wearing all white, need to just cover themselves in poop?" Poop aside, Howard said her character will continue to evolve, and that her continuing change will be important in the 2018 Jurassic World sequel, which director Colin Trevorrow will again write with Derek Connolly.
As the cake filter is orthogonal, therefore, it should just cover all the frequency of Fourier domain with nonoverlapping theoretically, which proves that it is orthogonality again.
If you really don't know how to take your bike apart or you really don't want to, you can either bring your bike to a friend or specialist that can take your bike apart or just cover all the parts that you don't want to get paint on with masking tape.
