Sentence examples for progression so much from inspiring English sources
There's a sense that her solo career hasn't been about progression so much as refinement.
If it's not quite the jump from Bob Dylan to The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, it's the closest recent equivalent, a prodigious rate of development for such a tyro talent, all the more remarkable for not being reliant on significant musical progression, so much as raw songwriting ability.
Since the 1950s, the rate at which we are changing earth systems is nothing short of astounding in its exponential progression, so much so that this is called "The Great Acceleration". Bottom line: Burning fossil fuels is altering the earth's climate by affecting the keystone, or central cycle, of the biosphere, the carbon cycle.
Its progression was not so much applauded as expected and demanded.
We've made so much progression – we've got better tech and better technicians working on it.
Eden has made so much progression the last few years that it is possible he reaches their level.
Consequently, we hypothesise that escape variants with a high selective advantage are associated with rapid progression to AIDS not so much because they are fixed more rapidly from first appearance but because they escape earlier and more frequently leading to greater loss of CTL control.
"But now we go north to Edinburgh, it's been a natural progression as the roads are so much better going north". The town's Liberal Democrat MP, Sir Alan Beith, said he'd had a solitary email from a constituent on the issue.
"The phenomenon I am concerned with," Hofstadter wrote, "involves not so much the progression from one political position to another as the continued coexistence of reformism and reaction; and when it takes the form of a progression in time, it is a progression very often unattended by any real change in personal temper".
Every book that she has written doesn't feel so much a progression as a complete re-invention of style, subject matter and genre.
