Sentence examples for not therefore much from inspiring English sources

It's not, therefore, much use rushing towards England's history to explain what happened in Wales at this time.

Mr Kikukawa's symbolic seppuku was not, therefore, much of a surprise.In 2008 Olympus bought Gyrus, a maker of medical devices, for $2.2 billion.

Perhaps it is therefore not so much "Generation Sensible", but "Generation Finding-Other-Ways-To-Rebel"?

The liveliest sessions at the Island Academy are therefore not so much about subjects as about attitudes and vocabulary.

English literature is therefore not so much insular as detached from the continental European tradition across the Channel.

What he is to see is, he knows, to be a punishment to him – and therefore not so much revelation as confirmation.

The big question is therefore not so much how large the latest piece to break off is, but how a warming Atlantic, among other factors, is going to affect the position of the invisible hinge line.

The self is therefore not so much a thing as a series of mental events.

Our interest is therefore not so much in looking at age-related change as in considering whether the LI-only and LI + DX subgroups were distinguishable in the preschool or early school years.

The ability of children to learn to self-feed depends, therefore, not so much on the innate development of fine, gross and oral motor skills, but on the opportunity to develop these skills through applying them repeatedly [ 31].

Dealing with them has not, therefore, been much of an issue.The rapid spread of SARS, however, has scared people into action.