Sentence examples for rather how much from inspiring English sources

The question for the 2011 budget is not whether to cut, rather how much to cut.

Students are not asked to grade an assignment, but rather how much they have engaged with their work.

These peculiarities of casting matter less than they might; or rather how much they matter changes from scene to scene.

Or, rather, how much knowing the previous novels and the connections added to the thrill of reading this one.

Mr. Riccio recommended that the union be allowed to determine how the raises should be distributed, or rather, how much teachers at different experience levels should receive.

In an editorial, Schipper wrote that the question was not whether rebound exists but, rather, "how much the effect appears, how rapidly, in which sectors, and in what manifestations".

Most of the program focuses on the Sahara's human rather than geological history, and it is rather surprising how much fuss has been made over this "world of mesmerizing desolation," as the narration labels it.

That also highlights the issue of how well, rather than how much, City have spent.

Still, for much of Wall Street, the question is not whether rates will go up, but rather by how much.

Perhaps it would have been better to emphasise how little we knew about the virus rather than how much we had prepared.

"I hadn't realized, though, how many vegetables I never ate," Laura wrote, "and it is rather shocking how much cauliflower we get.