Sentence examples for result as much from inspiring English sources
As a result, as much as they are championed, we really don't even know what the possibilities of stem cell research might be.
After the killer third goal from Reading, who earned this result as much as Liverpool lost it, up went the fourth official's board to end Steven Gerrard's participation with 19 minutes to go.
Overrepresentation of blacks among lawbreakers is the result as much as it is the cause of our overrepresentation among the imprisoned — a fact about which the conventional racial narrative has too little to say.
Chastened by the furious response, he set out to investigate Turkey's ethnographic and historical entanglements; the result, as much memoir as history, is "a rare, remarkable feat," Joseph O'Neill wrote in the Book Review.
In this case, an epidemic would result as much from an alteration in the environment as from the presence of the causative agent Pasteurella pestis, since, in relatively balanced ecological systems, the causative agent exists enzootically in the rodents (i.e., they serve as reservoirs for the disease) and seldom involves man.
But compared with Guy Fawkes's time, when wars sprang from monarchs throwing their military might at others of different faiths, religious conflict today is the result as much of popular will as of state sponsorship: it is bottom-up, driven by volunteers not conscripts, their activities blessed by rogue preachers not popes, their fury mostly directed at apostates not competing civilisations.
"I don't value the results as much".
Then Kerr would provide smart analysis of the results — as much a straight shooter in discourse as in court dynamics.
— results as much from Mr. Balmès's canny formal intelligence as from the intrinsic adorability of his subjects.
It was a way, as they said in those days, to break out of the frame, and the results, as much constructed as painted, sometimes qualified as painted sculpture.
The evacuation again of all convicts to Tasmania resulted as much from the difficulty of supervising administrators as from the difficulty of supervising the prisoners.
