Sentence examples for so much snowfall from inspiring English sources
Concerning environmental conditions that would reduce the risk of dzud damage, the answers (n = 44) were limited to two aspects: 'warm weather' and/or 'not so much snowfall' (Figure 3).
This week's storm, though, came during a holiday week, when many adults take vacation and children are out of school, and so while the snowfall was so much greater, the sense of emergency -- and the impact -- was not as great.
The delays seen at the NYSE and other exchanges on February 27th when a wall of sell orders sent the Dow tumbling and overloaded messaging systems demonstrated how quickly a snowfall can turn into an avalanche when so much trading is generated by computers.
There was not much snowfall there this winter.
So much, in fact, that it caused problems of its own: ski lifts submerged under nearly six metres of the stuff, pistes overflowing faster than the piste-bashers could flatten it, and such persistent snowfall that the avalanche risk could not be managed, leading to closed runs and even closed resorts.
So much love, and so much hate.
"Not so much, maybe not so much.
