Sentence examples for not much free from inspiring English sources

Throw in a 16-year-old, a 12-year-old, kickboxing classes, cycling and the fact they work in Liverpool, which is an hour away, and there's not much free time in the day.

Founder and CEO Don Charlton says they built the service to support the needs of what he calls "deputized hiring managers", employees in SMBs that often have no formal experience recruiting and not much free time, but are nonetheless tasked to manage the hiring effort.

SHANGHAI — For the past two decades, China's people became richer but not much freer, and the Communist Party has staked its future on their willingness to live with that tradeoff.

The ironic result may be a better managed but not much freer economy.

If you go down just a few centimeters below the surface of Mars, you will find an environment where there isn't much free oxygen around at all, and those rocks are going to have a very different character.

They do not much like free trade anyway (which is why they may also block an agreement with Peru).

But often the host organism does not have much free iron around.

Like them, her characters are not so much free actors as they are socially conditioned animals, helplessly participating in their own demise.

"They should feel safe and secure to know that when they go to school it is, not so much free, but funded".

We are not so much free citizens, innocent until proven guilty, but rather, as one of the Dishfire slides says, a "rich data set awaiting exploitation".

You might not have much free time and it's hard to relax".