Sentence examples for as much so as from inspiring English sources
"as much so as" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to compare two things by negating them both. For example, "You don't like the weather today any more than I do, as much so as the weather yesterday."
755, the supreme court of Washington said: 'It cannot be denied that the business of the employment agent is a legitimate business; as much so as is that of the banker, broker, or merchant; and under the methods prevailing in the modern business world it may be said to be a necessary adjunct in the prosecution of business enterprises.' Concerning the same subject, Ex parte Dickey, 144 Cal.
At least as much so as the scoreline suggests.
(And worms are complicated, if not as much so as Congressmen).
Therefore so far as he was concerned, the officers were lawfully within the hallway, as much so as if Mrs. Terry had admitted them.
Its obligation becomes a part of every contract, debt, and engagement of the bank itself, as much so as if they were made directly by the stockholder instead of by the corporation.
It has increasingly effective anti-ballistic missile systems that it can share with allies; they might sometimes be destabilising, but perhaps not as much so as proliferation would be.
Above all, time is experienced as history and this is as much so individually as collectively.
We all have a fundamental interest in liberty and openness, for ourselves and for others, and as much so online as in the real world.
When you start out, practice as much and as often as possible so you can get the feel for it.
But banks have tried to accommodate developers who they have confidence in as much as possible, so as to limit the immediate effect of the crisis.
