Sentence examples for as much have from inspiring English sources
His wrangling of a lawyer might just as much have been a display of dominance as of protectiveness.
Journalists attempting to report as much have been intimidated.Rule by strongmen, not by lawAsia seems unable to follow Europe, Africa or South America in setting up either strong tribunals or truth commissions, such as South Africa's, to address old horrors.
Investors who suspect as much have already bid down Toyota's stock by 29percentt in the last two years, while Honda's was rising 15percentt and Nissan's 57percentt.
That's not to suggest that this is all about economic frustration, and has nothing to do with race – those who have suggested as much have been rightly taken to task.
Both men were besotted with their mothers, and after the death of Mrs Weisz, Houdini experimented abortively with seances (it may, though Sandford doesn't say as much, have been this personal knowledge of the bereaved's vulnerability that drove his later exposés).
That's why others who doped "just as much" have re-entered the pantheon of greats while Armstrong is, to a large extent, still shunned by the cycling world.
Nearly a century later, perhaps as much has changed as not.
He said he would not have learned as much had he done it earlier.
As the Arab Spring wore on, it became clear that not as much had changed in Egypt as many had thought.
Its meaning falls somewhere between "brilliant" and "ballsy," and one may feel as much having ordered it.
Quite the contrary, as much has been made of her tweets Thursday morning. .
