The phrase "as much offensive" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "as offensive as." You can use it when comparing the level of offensiveness of two or more things.
Example: "The joke was as offensive as the previous one."
Alternatives: "equally offensive" or "just as offensive."
The Mavericks now have as much offensive firepower as the Lakers to go with the frontcourt muscle -- with Haywood and Erick Dampier -- that can match the Lakers' Andrew Bynum and Pau Gasol.
"Right-wing politicians do not have as much offensive publicly-funded art to complain about these days, because publicly-funded institutions will not show it".
He came in without as much offensive line experience as some recruits, after playing tight end the final half of his senior season of high school at nearby Manalapan.
We'll be looking to throw as much offensive action at them as we can.
We'll be looking to throw as much offensive action at them as we can". Foxes boss Claudio Ranieri promised his side pizza if they kept a clean sheet the other week.
Like a tractor, only with a big blade thing for cutting, and therefore twice as much offensive capability.
Cutting off health care benefits for low-income children strikes me as much more offensive than any inflammatory sermon.
Tiller employed the spread because he could not recruit the caliber of linemen who went to other Big Ten universities, and he believed that weather in those snowy Midwest cities affected defensive players as much as offensive ones.
Similarly, a vigorous satire about this government's love of glamour and privilege strikes me as much less offensive than the behaviour that triggers the satire.
Goldman's announcement of record earnings, a mere month after the bank paid back $10 billion in federal aid, strikes me as much more offensive than this programmer's bungled attempt to copy code.
"It is inevitable and it is as much defensive as offensive.
