Sentence examples for much might be from inspiring English sources
"The threat of being boring, of including too much, might be a particular peril.
Pressed on whether too much might be read into his closing kiss, Roddick said: "Yeah.
Much might be added or quoted that would show the extent to which Berlioz's music still needs careful and dispassionate study.
Users can enter information to analyze their situations for A.M.T. risk -- and how much might be owed -- and to find advice on what to do.
In terms of productivity alone, imagine how much might be accomplished if the women, girls and metrosexual men of New Jersey stopped drying -- just drying!
David Gilbert, the project manager, said he could not estimate how much might be saved in energy costs with the new plant.
If this fish grows too much you might be feeding it too much.
Early in this latest C4 series, I did begin to worry about how much humanity might be on offer, in that it might be too much.
Viewers familiar with all of this material -- and there's not much new in the first two hours, which could probably have been condensed to one hour without losing much -- might be confused about the point of rehashing what is by now old history.
But surely much more might be asked of this material.
