Sentence examples for that the much from inspiring English sources

After that, the much more powerful Large Hadron Collider should begin operation at CERN by 2005 or 2006.

Could this be an indication that the much heralded "demise" of CSP is somewhat premature?

These findings suggest that the much higher upper-end contributions seen in other work are unlikely.

It is just possible that the much maligned Stephen Byers is a hero of our times.

What is surprising, however, is that the much repeated price was almost certainly wrong.

For better stores, this means that the much talked-about service economy is now a harsh and competitive reality.

"People seem to forget that the much-maligned sub-prime shock, in itself, was very small.

It's in that context that the much-discussed connection between math and music resonates most.

On Thursday, both companies announced that the much-talked-about acquisition had closed.

Kathy Marks Nicole Kidmann reveals at premiere that the much-anticipated film might be her last.

And there were reasons to doubt outright that the much-touted Republican enthusiasm spike was real.