just as many in Germany
just as many [dʒʌstəzmeniː] genausoviel
Sentence patterns related to "just as many"
1. You've got just as many toys as your brother.
2. Unfortunately, there appear to have been just as many wars to nullify them.
3. + 7 For just as many preoccupations lead to dreams,+ so, too, many words lead to futility.
4. You have been healthy for so many years. I hope you have just as many more.
5. Military Boots come in an assortment of styles and colors, with just as many features and options
6. The average adult human Brain contains approximately 100 billion neurons, and just as many—if not more—glia.
7. They say the people of Los Angeles speak 12 languages and teach just as many in the schools.
8. Local trio Sun Giants bring just as many crushing riffs, but with a slightly Bluesier take on things
9. Calcutta is a semi-custom builder, and will make just as many additions, subtractions, and modifications as you desire
10. To be sure, plenty of homosexuals rejected this characterization, just as many had rejected the earlier characterization of sin.
11. Just as many of their members have left the church, so likewise many priests and preachers have abandoned their calling.
12. A philosophically-minded film, The Bestowal asks just as many questions as it seeks to answer as two characters embark on a …
13. A waterfall hanger solution that allows you to store just as many items in your closet, but frees up a Bucketload of rod space
14. Yoga Ashrams in the USA offer just as many things as those in India, minus the hassle of traveling hundreds of miles away to visit one.
15. It is logical that a passport lost as a result of absent mindedness potentially presents just as many dangers to the security of the Union as one that is stolen.
Es ist allerdings davon auszugehen, dass ein Pass, den eine Person aus Zerstreutheit verloren hat, ein ebenso großes Sicherheitsrisiko für die Union mit sich bringen kann wie ein gestohlener Pass.
16. It is sometimes believed that it is impossible to sink any lower in a country if it has the lowest life expectancy worldwide, has the highest rate of inflation across the globe, if unemployment is running at 80%, if just as many people are living below the absolute poverty level, and if the economy has shrunk by 40% over the last decade.
Man glaubt manchmal, dass es in einem Land nicht weiter abwärts gehen kann, wenn es die niedrigste Lebenserwartung weltweit hat und den Weltrekord an Inflation hält, wenn 80 % der Menschen arbeitslos sind, ebenso viele unter der absoluten Armutsgrenze leben und die Wirtschaft im letzten Jahrzehnt um 40 % geschrumpft ist.
17. And although their work of tentmaking was humble and fatiguing, they were happy to do it, working even “night and day” in order to promote God’s interests—just as many modern-day Christians maintain themselves with part-time or seasonal work in order to dedicate most of the remaining time to helping people to hear the good news.—1 Thessalonians 2:9; Matthew 24:14; 1 Timothy 6:6.