Sentence examples for much a map from inspiring English sources

Urban planners say that the document is long overdue, and that it promises to be as much a map to the future as it is a handbook for the present: getting people to think about streets as not just thoroughfares for cars, but as public spaces incorporating safety, aesthetics, environmental and community concerns.

"We're as much a map as an API company, a true platform player," he says.

"We feel that we have pretty much a map engine that is on the same level as Google's — pure technology wise.

I would very much like a map of Canada, likewise smaller airview pic. of Quebec.

"The Thomas Cook timetable lays out the whole train service on each route, much as a map lays out the landscape.

This chunk of Louisiana Cajun country along Bayou Teche doesn't look like much on a map, but the region is rich in history and teeming with the many creatures that flourish in swamps.

In short, our job is a great deal like being parachuted into terra incognita without so much as a map or compass, and having to emerge just a few hours later with an accurate (and, in an ideal world, engaging) account of the lay of the land.

That's not much of a map yet, but it is a cumulative movement toward a theory of deception: that lying involves different cognitive work than truth-telling and that it activates several regions in the cerebral cortex that are also activated during certain memory and thinking tasks.

Those numbers do not mean much without a map.

This is a kind of encyclopaedia of a way of life as much as a map: its pictographs of, among other things, walruses, whaling schooners, kayaks and shamans present hunting scenes and moments of daily village routine, documenting the pastimes of the people of the Chukchi Peninsula in north-east Asia, across the Bering Strait from Alaska.

Parrish thinks the orange would be closer to its roots along Avenue 9, a back road that doesn't look like much on a map but is a main artery for locals.