Sentence examples for problem so much from inspiring English sources
Averaging simplifies the problem so much as to make it solvable numerically.
Why is the long-term unemployment problem so much more severe in this recovery?
"Before, I didn't run into that problem so much," he said.
The comedy, it turned out, was not the problem, so much as the standing up.
Age, in fact, is not the problem so much as irrelevance.
While these facts are undeniable, I'm not sure it solves the broadcaster's problem so much as drawing attention to it.
Mr. Laxe doesn't solve these problems so much as delight in complicating them.
It wasn't the subject matter that caused me the problems so much as the process.
Still, it has solved her storage problems – so much of her work has now either been bought, or is held by her agent.
Ten Years Before Retirement In light of the current market problems, so much of the advice these days is for people with 30 years till retirement.
The real has fallen almost 22percentthis yearar, intensifying Brazil's financial problems so much that the Bush administration and the I.M.F.
