Sentence examples for case that much from inspiring English sources

"Part of what is going on here is they are trying to figure out a way to send this message to workers that strikes are going to be treated increasingly as criminal events, which has not really been the case that much over the past 15 years," Friedman said.

It makes the case that much more interesting.

But, he said, "the air of uncertainty makes our case that much harder to make".

Moreover, it is often the case that much of the burden of these costs is shifted away from the government.

But is it not the case that much of the protest movement now is fuelled by communication on the internet in a way that would otherwise be impossible?

Mr. Hermes must have labored in choosing that forward-pointing word "consequence," since it would have been harder to make the case that much of this is music for the ages.

No one can think of another landmarks case that is much like the fight for El Teddy's.

In a March ruling, a frustrated Queens judge, Anna Culley, described a foreclosure case that was much like many others.

"We saw our case as that much stronger," he said.

I'm not sure he makes the case for that much of a transformation.

In each case, that's either much less expensive than similarly equipped rivals, or much better equipped than similarly priced ones.