Sentence examples for terms only about from inspiring English sources

Given the very short time frame of the Cycling England investment – in operational terms only about two years – it is remarkable that any change at all in travel behaviour has been identified.

Capital spending has been cut in real terms only about half as much as planned.

Climatic seasonality, tectonic activity, high relief and marine inundations have altogether contributed to significant reworking and/or total loss of archaeological sites: in spatial terms, only about 2 5% of the Lower Palaeolithic record of Greece may have survived up to the present.

Early in his first term, only about 1 in 20 New Yorkers making less than $30,000 said he empathized a lot with their needs and problems.

Of the 7,000 to 8,000 cases submitted to the Supreme Court each term, only about 80 are accepted.

The domain next in line is 'long term cost containment' and is only about half as important as 'effectiveness and patient safety'.

He spoke in emotional terms not only about the troops who toppled Mr. Hussein but also about the Sept. 11 attacks, melding the battle against terrorism with the battle against Iraq.

Furthermore, these "popular" search terms represent only about a quarter of web searches.

But there are some positive signs at Vinalines: Of 9.3 trillion dong of short-term loans and 33.83 trillion dong of long-term debt, only about 207 billion dong was "behind schedule," the government said.

Still, we can say this much: Mr. Obama ran for and won a second term, something only about half of the men to serve as president have done (the tally is 20 or 21 out of 43, depending on how you count Grover Cleveland).

This study was designed to assess agronomic effectiveness of multi-year surface banding of dairy slurry on a sward of tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea Schreb .. Our study showed that with this application technology, crop recovery of total-N from applied manure in the long-term is only about 77% that of mineral fertilizer.