The phrase "as much direction as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the amount of guidance or instruction provided in relation to something else.
Example: "I need as much direction as possible to complete this project successfully."
Alternatives: "the same level of guidance as" or "equivalent direction to".
But this is not a shift in volume as much as direction.
The closest Wolfe comes to a core liberal principle is this: "As many people as possible should have as much say as is feasible over the direction their lives will take" (somewhat a definition of democracy itself).
Compressive strength of monolith in parallel direction is around twice as much as perpendicular direction.
Sometimes it is not the skills as much as the direction and instruction that counts.
I hope NASA will embrace this new direction as much as I do, and help us all continue to use space exploration to drive prosperity and innovation right here on Earth.
"That's what the Church of England is always about, you know...it's the only organisation that exists for the sake of its non-members, so we're here to serve the community and so I would just like us to move in that direction as much as we can," he added.
Issues of racism, nepotism, manipulation, and religion are woven in too a result of McQueen's direction as much as the source text, an adaption of an 80s British crime drama, co-written by McQueen and novelist and screenwriter Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl).
Issues of racism, nepotism, manipulation, religion are woven in too – a result of McQueen's direction as much as the source text, an adaption of an 80s British crime drama, co-written by McQueen and novelist and screenwriter Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl).
But that lack was not a function of anything missing in the actors or the general direction as much as it is a result of the passage of time, the encasing of a book in the precious container of "classic" status.
