Sentence examples for remains not much from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orban is tapping into a deep vein of social resentment in Hungary, where the median wage remains not much higher than it was when the nation broke free from the disintegrating Soviet empire in 1989.

The prime minister has emerged as the strongest leader Turkey has had since Mustafa Kemal Ataturk founded the republic — but he remains not much of an architect or urban planner.

The question remains, "What can be done about it?" The answer remains, "Not much".

This is certainly a step that was needed, but unless it is followed by another fund for treatment it remains not much more than a gesture to settle a case that the NCAA knew it was going to lose.

"For the second day in a row we did come across more human remains, not much, but it does indicate that they are there a very detailed sweep of the entire area will probably be needed to make sure nothing is missed".

Inside, except for a few frescoed remains, not much is left to suggest the monastic life, save the basic structure of the building: a garden courtyard surrounded by newly glassed cloister corridors.

But the germane issue for improvement practitioners at this point remains not so much whether they use theory they always do, even when they are not aware of it but whether they make explicit and well-founded the theory or theories they actually use.

But confusion remains, not only about how much but also about how.

Symbol it was, and symbol it remains — not only of how much Iraq has improved, but of how far it has to go.

While Clinton is right that a lot has been done in a few short weeks, especially by the creaking standards of international relations, much remains not only undone, but, perhaps worse, unclear.

His movies may have calmed down, or grown up, and they are fashioned with more structural nicety than those of any other current director, yet much about them remains not just larger but louder than life.