Sentence examples for with was about from inspiring English sources

The best the Times investigation could come up with was about $80 billion total given to companies from "virtually every corner of the corporate world, encompassing oil and coal conglomerates, technology and entertainment companies, banks and big-box retail chains".

The number the report had come up with was about 1,500 annually, rather than the tens of thousands that had previously been estimated and generally bandied about.

The list that people kept coming back to me with was about 25 songs long, so there will probably be a part two to this album.

A good dosage to start with is about 120 milligrams per day.

The cost of dealing with these fires was about £15.9m.

In large part, what Wall Street can get away with is about what clients and regulators are prepared to tolerate.

After all, the problem we're dealing with is about humans fighting humans: a cognitive behavioural problem.

Spoiler: It takes 38 53 seconds, with is about 48 hours faster than I could do it.

The first Deans I worked with were about the institution.

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The bit that I struggle with, is about the complicated way in which the contracts have been designed.