Sentence examples for for and much from inspiring English sources
The phrase "for and much" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "I have a lot of work to do for and much more to consider."
Alternatives: "for a lot" or "for many reasons".
They ended up with less than half of the revenue Obama hoped for and much less than Boehner reportedly offered.
The government and Ofsted have much to answer for, and much to do, to staunch this near-fatal professional haemorrhaging.
There is a mass of dramatic talent in this country which is not being cared for, and much of it goes to waste.
Translation: if the lines in Shakespeare's plays, written for and much enlivened by (sufficiently inspired) performance, make a legitimate object of reverence and study, what's your problem?
Much can be said for, and much can be said against, the projected extension to the Whitney that Michael Graves has designed.
This in-depth and accessible book also explores the limits of the new paradigm and even its dangers, the question of whom global history should be written for, and much more.
None of that could have happened without libraries and the staff that helped me find the books and research materials I was looking for--and much more besides.
That is particularly so for many who suffer the loss of a longed-for and much-loved baby at, or before, birth or in the early months of life.
The result of California's argument would be much more water for California and much less for Arizona.
Inter-blot agreement was disappointingly low for IgM and much higher for IgG (Table 3).
Most importantly of all, we need to communicate that message widely and with gusto if we want the sector to live up to the current hype and achieve its hoped for and much-lauded transformative impact.
