Sentence examples for so much increases from inspiring English sources

In other countries, it was not so much increases in activities (which remain a priori manageable) as weaknesses in the policies' implementation that generated such tensions.

Airports are calm and there's so much increased security.

But there's only so much increased blood flow can do.

While the residual stress introduced by shot peening was very highly compressive, the fatigue strength was not so much increased.

We didn't expect it to be so much increase," one officer says in the film excerpt. .

"Because of the publicity that they have gotten, there has been so much increased security precautions to this event now," Pearsall said.

Liberals must care deeply about inequality because their policies do so much to increase it.

Further gains in microprocessor performance, Mr. Meyerson said, are going to come not so much from increasing raw processing speed as from tailoring microprocessors to their use.

"The biggest thing is not so much the increased traffic or noise or litter, it's that we feel a helplessness.

The FDIC insurance fund, now the object of so much concern, increased its reserves from less than $1 billion to more than $11 billion.

Clearly, the aim of these menus is not so much to increase investors' time horizon as to attract investors with different investment horizons.