Sentence examples for agreement not so from inspiring English sources

The official said the administration wanted to broker an agreement not so much to buoy Mr. Zardari personally, but to accomplish what the administration believes Pakistan must do.

This agreement comes not so much with teeth as with dentures.

In these cases, the agreement is not so good for the low SNR values.

The agreement is not so good for the k-factor results (blue).

For the mass-loaded, stepped plate, the agreement is not so complete, the reasons for which are discussed in the paper.

However, that agreement is not so substantial that the authors felt comfortable using those absolute measures.

Furthermore, it is brief and requires the generation of own responses rather than merely rating agreement or not, so may be more indicative of unique schematic content.

Having a dubious basis, the agreement has not so far been properly implemented, since the data transmission system that should have been in operation since 2004, the 'push' system, is not yet operational, and that is despite the announcements made, most notably last September.

"The content of these agreements is not so important," said Hikmet Cetin, a former Turkish foreign minister.

Their dismissal was partially due to then-student Andrew Weil's efforts to discredit them by revealing that Alpert had administered drugs to undergraduates in violation of an agreement not to do so.

The French Presidency spokesman insisted that the agreement yesterday was not so good for Mrs Thatcher as the deal she was offered, and turned down, at the Brussels summit in March.