Sentence examples for much solving from inspiring English sources

In her sermon, she said, "Solving these problems for the world is too much, solving these issues for the nation might even be too great of a task, but locally I know we can make a difference".

What drew him was not so much solving this particular problem as the general principle that problems were solvable — that he, little Dick Copaken from Kansas City, could climb on his bicycle and ride to the library and figure out something that his father thought wasn't worth figuring out.

Ryle's linguistic analysis remaps the conceptual geography of mind, not so much solving traditional philosophical problems as dissolving them into the mere consequences of misguided language.

I did not experience depression until I had pretty much solved my problems..

Minting the coin doesn't so much solve that problem as surrender to it.

The magnificent 14 didn't so much solve the problem as kick it down the road.

I did not experience depression until I had pretty much solved my problems.

The hydrogen part is pretty much solved now, but researchers have had trouble with the oxygen half.

I doubt that foot voting in and of itself can do much solve the problem of partisan polarization and hatred.

So internal devaluation (i.e. deflation) would not so much solve the eurozone's problem as shift its manifestation from one sphere to another.

The availability of so much software doesn't so much solve our need for collaboration as heighten the difficulty of managing it.