Sentence examples for much as often from inspiring English sources

In a recent article, Natalie Reynolds suggests that women might hold themselves back and not ask for as much as often as they could.

Much as, often as not, the answer to any Trivial Pursuit question about British politicians seems to be 'Winston Churchill', so, when searching for a source for old aphorisms, the best guess is often Abraham Lincoln.

But this is a team coming off its worst showing in franchise history, and one that became known for allowing other teams to shoot on it pretty much as often as they liked.

In my book, I refute many of the common dire claims on income inequality (rising but not as much as often claimed), shrinking middle class (because more people have moved up), quality of jobs, the effects of international trade and rise of China and India, personal debt, savings, and the availability of health insurance.

On a Smartphone, users checked SNS much as often as text messages or e-mails.

Okal and Bergmann (13), on the contrary, found that ART supplies are not disrupted as much as often feared.

No Pennsylvania town suffered as much – or as often – as Chambersburg.

Like most people with too much money, as often as I like.

Try as many different ways of writing as you can, and try to write as much and as often as possible.

In a team game where so few get to run with the ball, maybe nobody has thanked his teammates as much and as often as Smith has.

"Our audiences can creatively mash video from our content as much and as often as they like," said Dan Martinsen, a Nickelodeon spokesman.