Sentence examples for so of a from inspiring English sources

It's so of a time.

Weighing time against results, many attackers cease after unscrambling 80% or so of a stolen database.

Amazon uses the Postal Service for the last mile or so of a package's journey.

And D.S.L. works only within three miles or so of a telephone central office.

The troops could be in Macedonia within 10 days or so of a final political agreement's being signed.

Wages amount to just 20% or so of a car's cost; the efficiency of the supply chain counts for a lot more.

That makes the process less subjective than the say-so of a bank manager.

"These people haven't been convicted of anything, and they're detained on the say-so of a relatively junior civil servant.

Dozens of innocent Sun journalists, later cleared, were prosecuted on the say-so of a man now standing for Labour.

The administration has offered no compelling evidence to support that beyond the anecdotal say-so of a few utilities.

Though the president has considerable power, she can get little done without the say-so of a congress that is one of the world's most splintered and fractious.