Sentence examples for certainly as much from inspiring English sources

It is certainly as much a matter for legislative consideration and action as contracts in restraint of trade.

The Daily Crescent newspaper declared: "Our free colored men … are certainly as much attached to the land of their birth as their white brethren here in Louisiana.

The flip side of age is experience: Mr McCain probably knows as much about how Washington works as anybody, and certainly as much about what war is like.

We were being realistic, and were fully prepared for the worst happening". It didn't, but that was certainly as much down to good planning as luck.

At the time, Orthodox Christians like Paleologus had almost as much to fear from Catholic armies as from Muslim ones; and his Persian friend had certainly as much to fear from Ottomans as from Christians.

N.E.R.D, more punk rock in practice, had perhaps less commercial, but certainly as much critical success, with tracks such as Lapdance, Rock Star, Provider, She Wants to Move and Everyone Nose.

It was good, but I'm still not sure it's a necessity — certainly not as much as shrimp, clams and mussels.

Business surveys certainly suggest as much.

You can certainly argue as much.

(I have certainly written as much).

The SEC's amicus brief certainly predicted as much.