Sentence examples for joined much from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Mr. Bujalski was asked why he hadn't joined much of the indie world in shooting his movies on digital video.

The Guardian has joined much of the media in misdescribing the Japanese constitution as "pacifist" (Japanese MPs pass bills ending ban on troops fighting abroad, 17 July).

Now, with a bookshop, a restaurant and a new Web site in French and English (www.museeguimet.fr), the museum has evidently joined much of the rest of the art world in wanting to draw crowds.

The haplessness is not just his: a politician who followed established scripts, he has joined much of his party in groping for lines now that the script is gone.

Judge David B. Sentelle joined much of the decision but dissented in part, writing that he would have invalidated the rule altogether rather than send it back to the F.C.C. for reconsideration.

SAN FRANCISCO — With a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline flirting with $5 through much of California, many people might expect a reprise of 2008, when the state joined much of the country in turning away from gas guzzlers and toward compact cars and hybrids.

As to costs, domestic wireless companies have no real incentive to join much of the rest of the world in providing easy, cheap international cellphone service, he says.

People are leaving big companies and either joining much smaller companies or going into business for themselves as contract workers, freelancers, or temps.

That could have everything to do with the listless economy in France, which is on the verge of joining much of Southern Europe in recession and has an unemployment rate of 11 percent.

Abernethy quietly joins much of the postcolonial world in his intellectual and moral surrender to the almighty nation state, and in his rejection of tribe, continent, empire, or humanity as alternative communities of legitimacy and responsibility.

It seems that drivers arriving at mall A are more discouraged by congestion than those arriving at mall B, given the same queue length, and that drivers at mall B are willing to join much longer queues compared to drivers at mall A. This is probably because mall B has a much larger LB, in number of parking lots.