Sentence examples for issues so much as from inspiring English sources

It hasn't been money issues so much as it's been work rules".

Swing voters, almost by definition, do not vote on the issues so much as on character.

Now most women don't want to talk about issues so much as to -- well, to borrow an ad slogan -- just do it.

For Mr. Cawley, whose father died of amyloidosis at age 62, the domino transplant did not raise ethical issues so much as help resolve them.

But their main effect, it seems, has been not to get people thinking about issues so much as to accelerate a different trend entirely — the move to an American-style obsession with personality politics.

It's not that the public is incapable of understanding the work of the court; it's that oral argument is not a public display and discussion of the issues so much as an inquiry into the legal precedents and their application to the facts as found in the courts below.

"I don't see this as really a campaign financing issue so much as, 'Did they break the law?' " he said.

"It is not God's sovereignty over the entire universe that is at issue so much as his sovereignty over the cubic centimeter of space that sits just in front of our own noses," he writes.

The episodes, staged with ruthless simplicity by Jim Simpson, do not linger on the question of when life begins (although it is suggested in the last act that new technology has complicated the issue) so much as they forcefully and didactically question whether an abortion is a woman's choice to make.

Admittedly, the latter isn't really the Duster's issue so much as a total lack of forethought on the part of myself and photographer Matthias, but still the point stands: things ain't looking promising.

The issue isn't the fact that there are already a number of VR experiences competing for a relatively small slice of the market (though that is, indeed, an issue), so much as the question of whether there's space for a standalone device, one that doesn't need a PC or a smartphone.