The phrase "as much would be" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are comparing quantities or degrees, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The effort required is significant, as much would be expected from a team of experts."
Alternatives: "as much as would be" or "as much as is needed".
Ultimately, I question why these former classmates, some close and others not as much, would be so quick to recommend their own college choice.
If a developing country can increase tax revenue by only one percent, twice as much would be mobilised for education, healthcare and roads as total development assistance.
Mr Osborne said five times as much would be raised from the wealthiest by other tax and anti-avoidance measures being brought in.
He defended the decision to cut the top rate of tax by saying five times as much would be raised from the wealthiest by other tax and anti-avoidance measures being brought in.
The Metropolitan Plan, a 1962 publication of the Town Planning Committee called for the construction of 56 km of freeways and speculated that three times as much would be needed in future.
That is undoubtedly an exaggeration; but half as much would be a fortune compared with the current earnings of Europe's top clubs.
It seems that, even in English-speaking countries, bioethicists do not link to each other's websites as much as would be expected, do not cite each other as much as would be expected, and do not converge on the same books as much as would be expected if bioethics were truly a 'global' field.
Braiding is not being used as a manufacturing process as much as would be expected based on its well-known advantages.
On the other hand, the mathematician does seem to know as much as would be needed to qualify as having knowledge of the mathematical Forms.
Filling the cavity by hydrophobic groups as in the V35L mutation is stabilizing but not as much as would be implied by ΔΔ G of the removal of the corresponding hydrophobic group to water.
And long-term interest rates have not risen nearly as much as would be expected when the Fed is driving up the official short-term rates it controls.
