Sentence examples for the much stated from inspiring English sources

One of the much stated risks of ECP over transscleral or trabecular laser therapy the need to enter the eye and thus impose possible infectious complications is also a moot point with combined surgery.

The acquisition agreement is pretty much state of the art and reflects some of the target friendly provisions added in the wake of the financial crisis.

It is a cumbersome, complicated system where money does illegally change hands, including backhanders to the much derided state inspectors.

(Sen. Collins represents the much bluer state of Maine). .

In contrast, he says, conventional power plants are usually subject to the much milder state regulation.

Mr. Heck said the episode showed how much state government had changed.

"It's pretty much state-of- the-art," Andrew Breaks, resource manager at BBC Studios and Post Production, says modestly.

As a result, the state had a $1 billion deficit that led to the much-hated state income tax.

Government worker Laura, who lives in the much fought-over state of Florida, voted for Trump.

Their abundance has ground the much ballyhooed two-state solution to a halt.

For pretty much the same reasons stated above.