Sentence examples for identified much from inspiring English sources

And no wonder: the counterfeiters are rarely identified, much less prosecuted.

Other companies, like private mortgage insurers, have identified much larger losses and have set aside much larger amounts of capital.

For Thompson, a shared consciousness among working people was to be identified much sooner than had hitherto been understood.

Progressives said, No, let Tiger play — he made an honest mistake, one that likely wouldn't have been identified, much less pursued, if a lesser light had committed it.

In the Senate, Republicans inveighed against "pork" — although the wasteful spending they claimed to have identified (much of it was fully justified) was a trivial share of the bill's total.

"The problem that I think the White House has identified much more clearly than the national security team is, 'Who are you going to deal with?' " Mr. Kurtzer said.

I, naturally, identify much more with these chums.

"They identify much more with contemporary art than with modern art, and they're highly competitive.

Its 3D scanner can identify much subtler movements, and it can recognise voices and faces.

Investigators are still trying to identify much of the organization's money-laundering apparatus and properties, Mr. Macedo said.

"I couldn't identify much with that one drawback turning out to be a 'red room of pain', because I've never personally encountered such a thing".