Sentence examples for one with much from inspiring English sources

Indeed, we can be confident that, whatever the play of the polls this week, we will certainly arrive at next Tuesday with Trump retaining at least the chance that any candidate of one of our two major parties always has — a real one, with much depending on things that happen outside anyone's control, often at the last minute, and in ways that cannot now easily be envisioned.

It's been said in the past few days that a willful default would leave us in a dark place, but really it might leave us in a very bright one — with much too much light shined on and through the hollow shell of Congress.

It was never going to be easy, but I think with the other concerns that have risen, particularly on the political front, it doesn't leave one with much hope that we will suddenly see an upwelling of interest in the climate change issue here in the US.

Having presented Russia as once again a global player – albeit one with much diminished military power – Putin could then take one of two quite different avenues.

It was generally assumed that the Transformers films were toy adverts disguised as event movies – but, on the strength of Revenge of the Fallen, a new question arises, one with much more sinister connotations in a movie directed at kids: are they really selling the mighty US military?

It wasn't a helpful comment, nor one with much perspective, but it did capture a mood.

Because the company fund undertakes the investment and the company underwrites the promise, DB schemes are generally thought to offer superior benefits to DC ones with much less risk to employees.So they do—if you work for one company all your life and your earnings rise towards the end of your career.

Here we review recent studies aimed at addressing the challenge of driving the strong but narrowly focused NAb responses to Env trimers towards ones with much greater breadth.

There are doubters, like Nafeesha Davis, 29, a home health care worker who figures that the casinos create jobs, but not ones with much of a future.

Some are going to have high repayment rates and some are going to have much lower repayment rates and I think the ones with much lower repayment rates are worth a look at what's going on.

Retailers' mobile point of sale implementations have not yet matured to the point where they can feel comfortable designing stores (or remodeling existing ones) with much fewer registers, but that time will also come.