Sentence examples for cases so much from inspiring English sources

Delaware wasn't taking away cases so much as just co-opting them.

So these four characters don't necessarily represent individual cases so much as something we should recognize as a social problem.

Both predictions are provocative, and each depends on the same thing: not future cases so much as future justices.

Two companies have challenged Britain under ISDS and the government won both cases: so much for corporate greed lowering standards.

But the value of a slew of holdings, from real estate to Blackstone's portfolio companies, declined, in some cases so much that the firm had to erase performance fee gains reported earlier this year.

Indeed, given the meagerness of linguistic resources to even explain trans experiences, it isn't obvious how, in some cases, so much as an imaginary home might be formulated.

Brown liked the case so much that he even gave out a soul shriek and tapped the glass for emphasis.

In any case, so much is going on in tobacco-rich Rainbow Valley that there is hardly time for elaborate courtship.

Risk-taking was always part of Romney's approach to business, but that has not been the case so much in this campaign.

But there are serious questions about the case, so much so that international rights organizations and Western governments have pleaded with the Belarus authorities to put off the execution.

The staff's debates about how to fix Social Security or Darfur are Noh-like in their ritualizations; the aides don't make a case so much as allude to a topic sentence before adding "blah blah blah blah blah".