Sentence examples for something like 2 from inspiring English sources

Based on the experiences of other states, it is more likely that these laws will prevent something like 2 or 3 percent of registered voters from actually casting a ballot, rather than 9 percent.

He didn't stop shaking hands until something like 2 a.m.

China produces something like 2 million engineers a year, we produce 20,000.

The present rate of star formation is about one solar mass per year in the entire Galaxy, which contains something like 2 × 109 solar masses of gas.

So what we eventually need is something like 2 or more points — probably more, because aging and the rise in health care costs won't stop in 2022.

That is reasonably good; the comparable statistic for state polls in presidential general elections is something like 2 or 3 points, and primaries and caucuses are much more challenging to poll.

"I went around the world something like 2,500 times.

"I think there were something like 2,800".

"It became a polarizing thing and this town has bigger fish to fry, something like 2,400 homes affected by major flooding after Hurricane Irene".

And something like 2/3 of all intensive care units in the United States have MRSA present in them, so it's extraordinary.

She said that joining the accord would cause a "very, very small increase" in the price of garments, "something like 2¢ per T-shirt".