Sentence examples for much one has from inspiring English sources

While we still should reduce, reuse, and recycle as much as possible (good practices to embrace no matter how much one has on hand), the notion that conflict is the inevitable result of resource competition needs to be consigned to history's dustbin.

(He had made the mistake of advertizing that he started with 26 face-up cards. Depending on how much one has had to drink, starting with two equal-sized packets may lead one to expect equal numbers of face-up and face-down cards at the conclusion).

Each option, of course, has its pluses and minuses and what is appropriate for each investor depends to some degree on personal preferences and how much one has to invest.

In the interest of political correctness, let's agree that no matter how much one has been tempted, it's wrong to murder one's dentist.

It's hard enough, no matter how much one has read, to get one's mind into the habits and patterns of someone so distant, so privileged and so thoroughly despised by history, her head cut off in the Place de la Révolution, which was renamed Concorde only as a gesture of reconciliation.

Malware incidents do happen, no matter how much one has invested in protection.

But every night they would have a huge fight, throw plates of food on the floor, scream about how much one had ruined the other's life, right in the middle of the restaurant.

It would be impossible to know how much one had led the other.

The answer depends not only on how one is going to drink the vodka but on how much money one has to blow on a status symbol in a gorgeous bottle.

A good life is so much more than how much money one has.

They seem to tell buyers and sellers exactly what they want to know: how much the one has to spend, how much the other stands to make.