Sentence examples for besides as much from inspiring English sources

Besides, as much as the required time for a process is shorter, the production rate would increase, so a shorter processing time is more desired.

Besides, as much as I love lists, I could not possibly reduce everything I know now, which I didn't know back then, into 10 pocket-sized bullet points.

Besides, as much as these words represent laziness (LOL) or silliness (mankinis) or regrettable trends (jeggings?), they also represent the thing most of us pine for even more than the verbiage of our own era: youth.

The Kosovars answer that this was a constitutional issue and not an international legal matter and besides they had as much right to declare independence as the other parts of Yugoslavia.To date 63 countries have recognised Kosovo, including America and 22 of the 27 EU states.

It's really frustrating when you got one guy left and all he does is standing in spawn, besides you need as much active players as possible to win.

When 1,000 workers or more are fired at once, the employer will have to offer up to six months of retraining, besides forking out twice as much severance pay as at present.The courts may shoot this down: in France, a bill, once presented, cannot be amended beyond a certain point.

You can draw a lot of benefits -- besides not locking up as much money in stock.

Over the next six weeks we shall discover just how good they are, as well as much else besides about the aspirations and development of rugby as a global game.

Today, we celebrate SMN's achievements along with the fizz and vibrancy of 49 other radicals whose work ranges from food to finance to technology and the environment, as well as much else besides.

The French minister Sully (1560-1641), when dreaming up his "Grand Design" [10] for a "Very Christian Council of Europe," objected to Russia's inclusion in his scheme: "[T]here scarce remains any conformity among us with them; besides they belong to Asia as much as to Europe.

Most big galaxies are thought to contain, besides their stars, about ten times as much non-shining material.