Sentence examples for branch so much from inspiring English sources

You argue that the September 11th attacks did not change Cheney and Addington's expansive views of the power of the executive branch so much as allow them to implement their long-held views.

Rabbi Yoffie said that during his tenure as president, Rabbi Zimmerman added younger scholars to the faculty and expanded the college's Los Angeles branch so much that it will begin ordaining rabbis in 2002.

… [In creating a complex story or game] [b]ecause hypertext branches so much, it's easy to get lost in your own work.

No other branch has so much unused space, said Jennifer Bertrand, a New York Public Library spokeswoman.

The branches encompassed so much space that they left little room for leisurely dining.

As the partial government shutdown bled into Christmas, lawmakers from both parties lamented that the legislative branch had ceded so much power to the executive branch.

Husna's family, a cadet branch, had not so much fallen into poverty as failed to rise.

The tree branch only has so much strength.

Flowers don't need to be prohibitively expensive to make a room look as if it belongs in a magazine, she said — "a big gesture like a vase of branches can add so much atmosphere for really little effort; it's a lot of bang for your buck" — and the same holds true for vases.

Alfa is about to open a sleek new branch that resembles not so much a bank as an Internet café.

I then drew several straight lines that were unconnected but adjacent, that didn't so much branch as they did leapfrog.