Sentence examples for means how much from inspiring English sources

(Focal length means how much you're zoomed in).

Chelsea blame the huge loss on the amortisation of player transfer fees, which means how much a player's worth decreases over the length of his contract.

It means how much you sully yourself by empowering ugly regimes in the name of common struggle, how much you compromise your freedom in the name of security, how much you undermine public trust through lies and patriotic-sounding cant.

At some point most of us realise that a "role" means a job, an "opening" means another job, and a "package" means how much money they will give you every year for doing it.

But heritability is not about "chance or risk of passing it on", says Spector. "It simply means how much of the variation within a given population is down to genes.

Although more accurately he means how much Spotify would be paying out to the music industry: labels and publishers, and then onto artists and songwriters depending on their deals with those rightsholders.

I mean, how much do you want this job?

"I mean, how much did he spend on 9/11?

I mean, how much worse can it be?

I meant how much did he look like Super Mario?

I mean, how much does the C.E.O. of Buick make?