Sentence examples for implemented so much from inspiring English sources

The most horrific punishments are never carried out – the previous sentence of induced paralysis was not implemented – so much do they jar even with Muslim populations of these countries.

"They've implemented so much stuff, no human can keep up with it all," said Cindy Indof, a decision review officer who has been with the department for 20 years.

The government actually built programs based on the suggestions of these expats, who liked how their ideas were implemented so much that they returned home in droves in the 1990s, many of them to occupy prominent policy positions or run the new plants that were established.

It should also not have been required to implement so much debilitating and self-defeating austerity.

Collins opposed Obamacare before it was implemented, so none of these criticisms makes much sense.

Austerity measures would probably be much harsher than those implemented so far.

"The brain is much more complex than the neural networks that have been implemented so far".

Her own stout person and its surrounding implements took up so much room that Lily, to pass her, had to gather up her skirts and brush against the wall.

OK, well that's sort of a big point about the difference in software methodology that comes out from List, and it all comes, again, out of the notion that really, the design process is not so much implementing programs as implementing languages.

It seems to me that DISCLOSE doesn't "get around" Citizens United so much as implement it.

Departments were bracing themselves for ministerial initiatives that would be increasingly difficult to implement because Brexit would require so much of the staff's time and resources, he said.