Sentence examples for less just about from inspiring English sources

Part of him seemed willing to more or less just about lie to someone with that kind of faith and trust, and what did that make him?

He will play down the risk of the "productivity puzzle" – the weak growth in output-per-hour achieved since the crisis – saying: "In our data-driven, knowledge-based economy, where services play a key role, it's less and less just about the quantity of widgets coming off production lines and more and more about the quality of customer interaction".

A recent study at Lancaster University suggested that over the course of a career student fees of anything more than £7,000 a year for a male arts graduate were, on average, unlikely to recoup the investment in terms of an uplift in salary (for women, who are still paid less, it just about made sense).

Indeed, from piggybacking lads to kids in wheelbarrows and the usual stilt walkers, many have found crafty ways to avoid the earth beneath their feet (even as this less crafty type has only just about avoided breaking his ankle).

Some people said they were more or less just crossing their fingers in thinking about the future.

According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Pentagon spent significantly less on just about everything except military pay.

To cut their output of rubbish by a lot, people would have to buy less of just about everything.

The hypocrisy is more or less expected; just about everyone is more enthusiastic about free speech for folks they agree with than for folks they don't.

Beyond that, Mr. Casa said, he knew less than just about anybody else in East Timor about the violence occurring around him.

And despite changes in ownership and management, it still offers rooms for far less than just about anywhere else: $149 a night (pretax), a pittance in New York.

The schedule for next season's Lions tour – to New Zealand, no less – is just about as brutal as any dreamed up yet.