Sentence examples for much a time from inspiring English sources

As a medical student, I have learned that MD training is often as much a time of learning and failure as it is a time of reaffirmation committing again to the things that brought us to the field.

The archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, who visited a community in Birmingham with Ibrahim Mogra, a leader of the Muslim Council of Britain, said, "This is very much a time for communities to come together".

Jones Not the best of times but not the worst either, the year 1993 in American fiction turned out be as much a time of testing for new and younger writers as it was a period dominated by established masters.

He made the feast of the nativity as much a time to celebrate the legend of Herne the Hunter, Arthurian legend and Roman myth, as the son of God.

It is also very much a time capsule; its contents clearly reflect an era when penmanship was taught and valued, when ledgers were kept, and when religious images and farm animals were part of everyday life.

"For these men and women, Martin Luther King Jr. Day is not so much a time to commemorate the achievements of half a century ago, profoundly important as they were, as it is a time to rededicate ourselves to the challenge of creating a more equitable and humane society," Tilghman said.

Sure, the machine may still have spyware on it trying to eliminate it seems to be as much a time-wasting process as coping with its intrusions but maybe this problem will go away whenever Microsoft gets around to releasing Windows XP Service Pack 2. Microsoft has promised to release the long-awaited SP2 "in the coming days".

How much of a time commitment will this involve?

Not too much at a time and not too cold works for me!

Never write too much at a time.

Don't eat too much at a time.