Sentence examples for much well to from inspiring English sources

That's because even though the State of New Jersey cares about you very much, well, to tell you the truth it's a bit short these days.

New Providence [the island where Nassau and most of the population are] is pretty much well to the east of the centre circulation and we anticipate the condition will be pretty much the same: occasional rain showers developing here and there.

"It's a much safer well to continue than drilling a new well".

Fortunately, they turned out much too well to ever go into politics.

"There was fan feuding over the roots of the new 'casual' style and Liverpool, the city, had also adapted much less well to the new economic and political realities of the 1980s," he adds.

Of all of the topics over the years that my readers have been riled up enough to write to me about, the issue how much they, well, to be frank, despise AT&T has to be one of the biggest.

As we found with the original T cell lines as well as with the hybridomas, naïve OVαβ T cells respond much less well to the I-Au Ac1-11 complex than the MBP TCR expressI-Au Ac1-11 (Fig. 4A).

The total increment of insulin dose was 45% higher in twin pregnancies compared with singleton pregnancies and not twice as much, corresponding well to the 45% higher fetal mass and 74% higher placental mass in these pregnancies.

When you do so much well, it can be tempting to think you do everything well.

Some of those issues will touch on race, but much of the show will revolve around a dad from a working-class background raising much more well-to-do kids.

The larger question is how much the well-to-do should pay.