Sentence examples for which can just from inspiring English sources

Happily, the faux ruins of Mowbray Castle – which can just be made out in Turner's painting – are still there, as are plenty of grottoes, ponds, waterfalls and a magnificent geyser-like fountain.

Mark Galeotti, of Britain's Keele University, says the result is a Potemkin navy, which can "just about pass muster so long as nobody shoots at it".Another similarity with the Kursk was the invisibility throughout the crisis of Vladimir Putin, Russia's president.

Ignoring Apple's customary fraying charger cables (which can just be replaced), the other issue I'm facing with my current iPhone is storage.

Last year, the New York Times found armies of lawyers being replaced by computer software, which can just as easily dig through legal documents for keywords.

Chronic stress, which can just be being overly busy on a day-to-day basis was just as likely to result in insomnia as acute stress.

Turnout was down in African-American and Latino communities, which can just as easily be blamed for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's loss as is the uptick in white support for Republican Trump.

Evaluate what you've learned and be prepared to apply it in the following season, which can be just as rewarding and as much fun as the one you just finished.

We should not assume, however, that there is only one question of justification, which can receive just one answer.

Alfonzo says little, but he pays attention and listens, which can be just as important.

Technically, only two of those sessions were lame ducks, which can occur just in election years.

Or maybe they need to justify the expense, which can work just as well.