Sentence examples for state so much from inspiring English sources

The AP asked Roizman how he received additional money from New Jersey despite owing the state so much money.

Of those still in prison, half are ill, and their medical expenses are "costing the state so much money", which is fiscally sensible if a bit hard-hearted.

Waukesha is a conservative corner of a swing state: so much so that the plant is home to specimens of a rare breed, sternly Republican union members.

Voices also became "more positive", the study found.But discussion on the internet is not in a vegetative state so much as it is migrating and mutating.

In this sense Pakistan is not a failed state so much as the perverse culmination of a more familiar process of privatisation that affects us all.

It's an economic nonsense as well – it will cost the state so much more to pick up the pieces down the line".

Moreover, the Electoral College does not protect small states so much as it gives disproportionate power to swing states, large and small.

I think I miss the States so much — and I do — and then after a month there I'm completely bored.

"We don't see it as a death struggle between the two states so much as the creation of more opportunities".

In any case, we are not concerned here with the formation of welfare states so much as with their continued flourishing today.

But Mr. Houser notes that gasoline consumption tends to be much greater in Republican states — so much greater that per capita spending on gas is significantly higher in those states.