Sentence examples for only much of from inspiring English sources

Although the news that a pro cyclist took performance-enhancing drugs is not exactly shocking, the information that came out after years of investigation painted such a negative picture of a once inspirational figure that Armstrong lost not only much of his public support but nearly all of his major endorsements.

Or is it just a proud marker of the company's manufacturing processes, since not only much of the stock but the facility itself, its owner bragged to Bloomberg television, was Constructed Completely in China?

Only much of the low-priced red wine universe.

Its hinterland embraces not only much of the province but also a good part of the country.

One day its power could light not only much of north-east India and Bangladesh, but nearby Myanmar and beyond.

In their place, Dr. Frieden has restored not only much of the agency's previous organizational structure and scientific managers, but also its drab furniture.

There are only so much of various different resources.

He represents the view of not only much of the disarmament community, but the Non-Aligned Movement (an organization of states not aligned with major power blocs).

You can keep yourself busy by watching telly, but there's only so much of that you can stand, because you only have a handful of channels.

It's the Glastonbury of Spain - only much, much warmer.

But nine justices can supply only so much of it.