Sentence examples for operate as much from inspiring English sources

U.S. foreign policy has always been about creating a world that operates by rules, not by force, because ideally we would like to see the world operate as much as possible like our own country.

Hospital administrators, for their part, say that while they are committed to providing health care to county residents regardless of ability to pay, the only way to survive in what has become a hypercom petitive industry is to operate as much like a private business as possible.

They're available for these conversations because lawyers "don't operate as much on a strict appointment schedule … Unless they're in court, they can still take client calls".

It's a next-generation console, with plenty of power under the hood, but it's also clearly about consolidating your digital entertainment and operate as much more of a lifestyle device.

Mr. Madison thought it an important principle, and one that ought in general to be attended to--That all laws should be made to operate as much on the law makers as upon the people; the greatest security for the preservation of liberty, is for the government to have a sympathy with those on whom the laws act, and a real participation and communication of all their burthens and grievances.

They operate as much by laws, rules, and standards as by supply and demand.

Persuasion operates as much through the ear as through the faculties of reason.

The condition is that the information age operates as much inside the brain as outside it.

That's why, for all the differences between Denmark and America, even Obama operates as much in a Borgen world as in a West Wing or a Lincoln one.

Operating as much like a detective as an art historian, Mr. Saunders relied on photographs and other documentary materials, along with his memories, to reconstruct in detail a career that he felt deserved to be remembered and honored.

Ultimately, the court seems to be operating as much on emotional as on legal grounds, possibly with the Wall Street Journal story about Tim's apparent recruitment at the back of its mind.