Sentence examples for but were about from inspiring English sources

The other was Ronald Reagan, whose first-term approval ratings exhibited more fluctuation than Mr. Obama's but were about 10 points above the model's expectations, on average.

Here, he slowly and dutifully marched through his English-language speeches, which read reasonably well as texts but were about as exciting to listen to as an audiobook read at half speed.

Patients taking medication showed significant signs of improvement up to six weeks earlier than those who received talk therapy alone, but were about twice as likely to report feeling suddenly suicidal.

A recent winter study in Jilin Province shows that households burning solid fuel had mean 24-hr levels of PM and CO that correlated with but were about 6 times lower than peak (1-hr) levels and that indoor levels were dominated by heating not cooking sources (Fischer and Koshland 2007).

White Americans fared better than the multicountry average in literacy, but were about average in the math and technology tests.

Essentially, the defense was suggesting that Mr. Odom's comments had nothing to do with Enron, but were about Ms. Madison's question.

Technology isn't about technology but is about people.

But it's about visualizing.

But "fashion" is about identity.

But this is about more than soccer.

But it's about more than that.