Sentence examples for reached much from inspiring English sources

The trio never reached much collective momentum, but maybe it didn't mean to.

In fact Smith's invisible hand reached much deeper into the fabric of society than the economy.

They want to show that space can be reached much more cheaply and reliably than at present.

The discussion of forbidden language in The New York Times was welcome, but you reached much too mild a conclusion.

A team of sociologists at Ohio State, after going through their own tribal rituals, reached much the same conclusion.

What is now Trinity Place was then much narrower, and the 67 Greenwich Street plot reached much farther east.

And in the Assembly, positions of authority are reached much more quickly than they are in Congress.

An intergovernmental agreement among the main countries of the euro zone could be reached much faster, and unlike a treaty, would not involve holding any national referendums.

Right across the Indian Institute of Technology's expansive academic complex, Arupjyoti Saikia, a historian, has reached much the same conclusion from a far more anecdotal, almost personalized approach.

By the time we've passed "Plenty" and reached "Much too much," there are several nests groaningly full, weighing down the branches of a tree.

So much toil and trouble for so few people: why can't folk just be sensible and live on the mainland where they can be reached much more cheaply?