Sentence examples for established as much from inspiring English sources

The new camp, called North Pole 32, was established as much to restore Russian scientific prestige as to resume data collection, Arctic experts said.

What has been most striking is that the pattern of "exclusionary and predatory" business practices that the government set out to expose was established as much by Microsoft as by the government's witnesses.

If the pair were to give one piece of advice for people about to make the same move it would be to "try and establish as much as you can before you leave, but accept it will take a while to find the right job and an affordable place to live.

Those words suggested that the message Mr. Bush was sending was intended not just for Iraq but for all the world, and for all the Americans with whom he is trying to establish as much presidential credibility as possible in the early weeks of his administration.

Records dating from her marvelous yet cruelly exploitive Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer days establish as much.

While it is desirable to establish as much of each trajectory as possible, it is more important that the core trajectories be error-free.

These very direct attempts at self-preservation were based either on establishing as much physical distance as possible between the actor and the perceived location of the virus, or on the hope that some higher power might intervene to ensure continued good health.

The quartet's Dirtybird label would go on to become one of the most respected brands in global house music, with their Golden Gate BBQs established as a much-anticipated annual event.

Partners at established Moscow-based practices make as much as their counterparts at foreign-owned firms in the Russian capital (upward of $450 per hour), while managing partners at the most prominent Moscow practices are making up to $1.5 million per year.

Dendrimers might also be called 'cascade molecules' , but this term is not as much established as 'dendrimers' [2 4].

It should be noted that polyadenylation is now established as having a much more crucial role in bacterial RNA quality control than was previously anticipated.