The phrase "as much disposable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the degree of disposability of two or more items or concepts.
Example: "In today's consumer culture, we often treat our possessions as much disposable as our time."
Alternatives: "equally disposable" or "just as disposable".
People just do not have as much disposable income.
"But the problem today is that there is too much competition and our clients don't have as much disposable income as before".
NELLY: 'COUNTRY GRAMMAR' (Universal) Nelly materialized out of St . Louiswith the sing-song choruses of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, the dispersion beats of Timbaland, the block-party bounce of New Orleans and a handful of childhood rhymes to come up with an album that is as much disposable pop as it is hardcore rap.
They may not have as much disposable income as their counterparts in the megacities, but they do spend.
It could just be that people don't have as much disposable income anymore, and spending $200 on a video game is no longer a viable option for many people.
Hundreds of thousands of people moved away (which explains why there are huge, passionate Steelers fan clubs all over the U.S). and there wasn't nearly as much disposable income floating around as there was before.
Something surprising emerged: nearly 4% of the refuse collected from homes came from pet waste (almost as much as from disposable nappies).
(Perhaps a future iteration of the product could require an initially matched pair to actually make eye contact for seven seconds in real-time, over a silent video call… After which it would presumably be rather harder to view dating app profiles as just so much disposable 'product'.) Blume soft-launched in the U.S. in late November and has some 25,000 users at this nascent stage.
Findings include Tesco charging twice as much for ten pink disposable razors than for the same amount in blue.
As much as possible, use disposable cloths or paper towels.
Although geared to protect the wearer in all cases, most bedwetting diapers won't protect the wearer too much from soiling accidents as much as a regular disposable diaper would have done to the wearer.
