Sentence examples for another way about from inspiring English sources

Or put another way, about four months longer than the war in Iraq lasted.

A. Studies have found that somewhere in the range of 6percentto15percentcent of people seeking cosmetic surgery have B.D.D.; put another way, about a quarter of B.D.D. patients have had cosmetic surgery.

Put another way, about 46percentt of the prison population constituted whites who are not Hispanic, 41percentt were black, comprising Hispanic and non-Hispanic, and 19percentt identified themselves as Hispanic.

All told, staying in the nuclear business by replacing the existing Vanguard-class boats, starting in 2027, will cost on current prices about £2.4 billion a year, or around 5-6% of the defence budget (put another way, about 1.5% of the annual bill for welfare benefits).The only way to save a small amount of money would be by ordering three rather than four boats.

Put another way, about one in every eight PCs in use today runs Windows 8 or a variant of the operating system.

Now–according to cofounder Dina Kaplan blip.tv is serving up nearly 100 million views each month (or, put another way, about 10% of the combined audience of the major TV networks) across the Web, mobile devices and, increasingly, Internet-connected televisions.

I was thinking about Rome in another way: What about Fascist architecture?

Or to put it another way: enough about us and the Oscars, let's talk about you.

Put another way, only about one in 1,000 cars sold in America is a Jaguar.

Looked at another way, only about 7% of the diet of the children in the study could be explained by the diet of the parents.

Or said another way, SARPs about LAGs lead to STEBs.