Sentence examples for know much much from inspiring English sources

Maybe technology allows human beings to know much, much more about their fellow human beings than is wise.

But analysts say it has amassed the world's largest commercial database on consumers — and that it wants to know much, much more.

And if you form your point of view remotely, watching a television screen, thousands of miles from the tragedy unfolding, with no first-hand knowledge of the men involved, then you know much, much less than those who have.

Charles Laufer, who as a high school teacher in 1955 despaired that his students had nothing entertaining to read and responded with magazines aimed at teenage girls desperate to know much, much more about the lives of their favorite cute stars, died April 5 in Northridge, Calif.

I'll be honest, this one is reallYouifficult for me — but is so very important.

But Facebook knows much, much more about its users than Google does, and allows self serve ads targeted to extremely relevant and timely user information.

New evidence keeps coming out suggesting he should have known much, much earlier.

To start with you don't know much about HIV, how much better the medication is these days.

For that matter, they argue, Mr. Bush's record as governor indicates that "he doesn't know much, doesn't do much, and doesn't care much about governing".

"I promised that taxpayers would know much more about how much direct tax they pay and how that money is spent," he said.

We now know much too much, most recently from the work of the Sutton Trust and from Alan Milburn's reports into social mobility, to realise that Britain is becoming a less equal society, and independent schools are key in making it so.