The phrase "as much sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree of sharing in a particular context.
Example: "In our community, we believe in as much sharing as possible to foster collaboration and support among members."
Alternatives: "a great deal of sharing" or "extensive sharing".
The glass was intended to stimulate as much sharing as possible among the many disciplines that converged there -- whether electrical engineering or music -- while also offering visitors a chance to see what was being developed.
Gower and the press thought as much, sharing the belief that nothing could be gained from the decision taken by May and his fellow selectors, Alan Smith, Phil Sharpe and Fred Titmus.
While these guidelines note the importance of protecting the rights and interests of all stakeholders, and concede that access to data might be limited on certain grounds (including national security, trade secrets, conservation, legal process, and privacy and confidentiality), they approach these limitations with a view towards preserving as much sharing potential as possible.
But today Android holds four times as much share as Apple.
"What Amazon is trying to do is build up as much share as possible before Apple comes in," said Russ Crupnick, an analyst with NPD Group, a market research firm.
Meanwhile, IE8 took almost twice as much share as IE6 lost, it's up almost 21 points from almost nothing to 22.4percentt share.
HTC and Motorola shed share, maintaining their third and fourth-place spots but each losing nearly as much share Samsung gained.
Meanwhile, IE8 took almost twice as much share as IE6 lost, it's up almost 21 points from almost nothing to 22.4percentt share.
In the United States, Roberto (2008), using data from 2000, found that the 10%% poorest spent twice as much share of their income on commuting to work than the 10%% richest (6.1 versus 3.8%%).
Buy as much share of this company as your current money will allow.
There is such a thing as too much sharing.
