Sentence examples for so much level from inspiring English sources

So Sotheby's playing field is not so much level; it simply requires that a guarantor or his advisor play the game differently.

Britain's benefits do more levelling than those in egalitarian Sweden because there is so much levelling to do.

A US NGO representative commented, "The Global Fund includes so much national level participation, including civil society, it's a way of building sustainability at the country level.

"It wasn't so much the level of contact as whether they felt they were being taken seriously by the professor.

Walker responded by saying he was sympathetic to the view that some City bonuses were "egregiously high", but stressed it was not so much the level of pay but the structure of compensation that was the problem.

But the other issue to be of apparent concern to Gordon Brown and his treasury minions is not so much the level of talent fees paid by the BBC (although Jonathan Ross's £18 million probably didn't help) but the widely reported salary hikes for the BBC's executive board.

The underlying problem in the United States is not so much the level of government debt but the persistence of the overall trade deficit, which has meant that Washington, unlike Tokyo, has had to rely heavily on foreigners to buy its debt.

Don Tapscott, author of "Growing Up Digital", calls this a "generation lap": the effect, in technology at least, is not so much to level the playing field as to reverse the slope.The original whizz-kidsGenerations come in waves, some of which are more favoured than others because of the vagaries of demographics, economics, business cycles, even wars.

Rarely has so much high-level talent been on the move.

"Over the years, we've created this monstrosity by doing so much micro-level legislation to solve individual problems that flare up," Wiener told The Huffington Post.

"It's obviously paid off at club level but not so much at international level.