Sentence examples for just about reaching from inspiring English sources

And it's no longer just about reaching rural provinces.

As the notorious Chicago parking meter deal suggests, negotiation isn't just about reaching agreement and calling it a day.

"It has allowed the series to become more than just about reaching the Far Lands in a video game, but actually making a difference in the real world".

Feminism was never just about reaching parity in the workplace; it was also about remaking love and marriage so that we could reach parity at home.

"It's not just about reaching five a day - it's about reaching five different portions a day," says Lowdon, who recommends three portions of fruit and two of vegetables.

Demand generation isn't just about reaching new people.

Yet despite this business drive, and the notionally bottomless thawb pockets of their Saudi backers, there is a definite limit to the amount of territory Islamic State can control – one they've just about reached.

Toffee's texture, its inimitable crunch, depends on cooking the sugar and butter mixture until it just about reaches the hard-crack stage, 300 degrees, a measurement best not left to old-fashioned methods like dropping a dollop of roiling caramel into a cup of cold water and judging by touch.

Weighing in on this one too much seems a bit silly; disputing the accuracy of a Chinese fake supposedly based on something few have ever seen would just about reach the limits of futility.

Gunnarsson says his team will continue to support EVEREST VR with updates (they're currently working on a "God Mode" where players can zoom to any point on the mountain, and zoom out so far that the highest peak just about reaches their waist).

After three decades, the program has just about reached the end of the line.