The phrase "as many right" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I believe we should have as many rights as possible."
Alternatives: "as many rights" or "as much right".
I didn't want to declare that one way is the right way when there are as many right ways as there are runners.
There are as many right ways to grieve as there are grieving people.
There are as many right ways as there are grieving people.
However, superior overall numerical performance may be obtained by right-shifting after every other butterfly stage, which corresponds to dividing both the forward and inverse FFT by (i.e., is implemented by half as many right shifts as dividing by ).
Try to get as many right as you can in the fastest amount of time and see how you stack up to other HuffPost readers on the leader board to the right.
The subject's goal is to obtain as many "right" responses as possible.
The tensions in Hungary come as many right-wing parties are on the rise across the Continent and cultural figures from France to Greece to Eastern Europe are starting to respond.
"In my own feelings, I believe I have as many rights as anybody," he said.
As a woman, I just hope that one day I have as many rights as a gun does.
Whatever the genotype, there were as many right-handed (right paw entries, RPE > 25) as left-handed subjects (RPE < 25) in all groups of mice (frequency of right-handed, WT = 0.48 and Tc1 = 0.44).
In the last two issues alone, for instance, National Review has run a pair of excellent pieces challenging lazy conservative assumptions — one by Scott Winship pointing out that social mobility in America isn't as impressive as many right-wingers like to think, and one by Ramesh Ponnuru dismissing the recent Republican talking point that not enough Americans are paying income tax.
