"amongst about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, although it may sound more formal or old-fashioned compared to "among/about" or "amongst/among." Example sentence: The group of children ran amongst about thirty other people in the park, trying to catch the attention of their parents.
For the last three days several thousand government troops, supported by tanks and fighter aircraft have been doing their utmost to destroy the small group of Islamist radicals that has been hiding amongst about 1,200 members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front MILFF) near the town of Pikit, about 580 miles southeast of the capital Manila.
His extra curricular activities were rumored to have been Ava Gardner, Marilyn Monroe, Eva Peron, Patricia Kennedy, Earhta kitt and Joan Crawford, amongst about 100 or so more.
I was a Junior at Dwight Morrow High School in Englewood, New Jersey and I was amongst about ten students who were summoned to the vice principal's office to discuss how to 'not have an eruption of violence' in our school.
"We were jumping about amongst each other, celebrating, and before I knew it – I was shocked really – I was grabbed out by the police and taken away".
It supported consensus amongst users about the importance of environmental issues, informed planners about the values of stakeholders and users, detected local differences, and identified possible conflicts at an early stage of decision-making.
And everybody is fighting amongst themselves about it and they need to start worrying about solving the problem.
Ethical values related to ideas about the right thing to do: There [is] disagreement amongst experts about what we should do.
But Blizzard is continually trying to put a cap on the traders, and there are growing concerns amongst players about the ethics of buying from such farms.
But for some reason, we're not engaging with it as a serious problem: this week a survey found breathtaking ignorance amongst women about the disease.
Ashcroft blamed the Tory setbacks on the party putting people off by "talking amongst ourselves" about peripheral issues such as Europe and gay marriage rather than focusing on voters' core priorities.
Meanwhile, Council members struggled behind the scenes, arguing amongst themselves about how to respond to the budget proposal of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg with its cuts to services and 25percentt increase in the property tax.
