Less and less, but not so much because they're boring.
It is something much less conscious; not so much a virtue as a fatality of his genius.
I jumped into the work for Less Cancer not so much as a well-planned choice, but rather as following my instinct, reflexively responding as many would have who witness an anyone in distress.
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"With the exception of fish, the reason we have less animals is not so much hunting, it's loss of habitat," Mr. Bernstein said.
He became an important figure on BBCs late Saturday-night satire show, That Was The Week That Was, and later on its less renowned successor, Not So Much A Programme More A Way Of Life.
Research and retell the histories of enough achievers, and their rise begins to look less talent-fuelled – not so much the result of hard, solitary toil – and more like a bet that has paid off.
Decision-making is becoming more pluralistic and less hierarchical, determined not so much by position in the corporate hierarchy but much by the argumentative and evidential value.
Of course, this was always something of an agenda-less agenda -- not so much a codified set of philosophical principles as much as a measure of what "the real issues" were.
The security package, approved by the Chamber of Deputies on July 15th, now contains what some opposition politicians say is a fifth ad personam measure, entitling defendants to plea-bargain in mid-trial.The government's (and parliamentary) fixation with the courts and judicial reforms might be less alarming were there not so much else to be done that is both important and urgent.
