Similar words: so much so that, not much of a, for that matter, much, much as, how much, as much, too much. Meaning: adv. to a certain degree.
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211. "Whatever restructuring has to be done, it should occur before 2013. Otherwise it will be that much more painful," Sapir said.
212. It seems clear that much better experimental investigations could be mounted if they were focused specifically on the measurement and characterisation of holographic noise and related phenomena.
213. We were near a boat at one point, I know that much—rang their foghorn .
214. Blood- insatiate (When this creature deals damage, you gain that much life.
215. But while the adverse situation was supposed to be unlikely, it is not that much worse than what has happened so far.
216. Even thought I did think he asked too straightly and directly, but did not really mind that much since I myself is also a straight person, whatever he asked I just answered with fact.
217. My limited, initial time with the device proved at least that much.
218. John Constable, its director of policy and research, said: "It's not surprising they are this tall because the location is a long way south and a long way inland where there is not that much wind."
219. But at least one federal official who helps coordinate nanotechnology research says that much of what the report advocates is being done already.
220. It will take years before engineers can shrink computer circuits to a size small enough to store and transmit that much information within a tiny implant in the eye.
221. McGowan argues that much joking and tall tale development involve the tellers playing with these four maxims of Grice's cooperative principle.
222. Computer's have just made Law, the Lawyering and the Policing that much more of our OCD culture.
223. That David Letterman makes that much more than a school teacher?
224. Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser believed that much of his success was due to the appositive use of daydreaming.
225. Many of the domestic scholars have made a detailed study of collage students' anxiety, and most of them hold the view that much anxiety comes from learning pressure and social relations.
226. There is no turning back. That much, Iron Man knows.
227. Most problematically, setting a precedent of blocking websites simply makes it that much easier for a government or ISP to extend filtering as they wish.
228. To be sure, nudists have been around since Adam and Eve, but the Internet has made finding like-minded clothes shunners that much simpler.
229. Previous studies of primates had been confined to captive animals but Leakey believed, presciently, that much more could be learned by studying them in the wild.
230. Then, begrudgingly, I clean up - which doesn't really take that much time.
231. It was not an errand that much pleased the doctor.
232. Now that these dog tags are highly customized for your own play style, it helps make things that much more personal, so the only way to gain one is to get the jump on your opponent.
233. Results show that much better Zn deposit can be obtained in cyanide bath with fine crystallized layer and excellent coverage.
234. The speaker emphasized that much of South Africa's importance lays in its mineral wealth.
235. On this Earth Day, a year after the Deepwater Horizon explosion(Sentencedict.com), scientist Samantha Joye is convinced that much of BP's spilt crude still lies at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.
236. These studies illustrate that much remains to be ununderstood about these disorders and their impact on pregnancy and pregnant women.
237. I & iexcl ; & macr ; m not paying that much money for that ring . It & iexcl ; & macr; s highway robbery.
238. Life, at times, is a paradoxical poetry. Being in this new country does not westernize my way of thinking that much but ties me tightly to the country lying on the other side of this world.
239. Lally, MD, agrees that much uncertainty remains. But he says parents should not lose sight of the fact that surgeries often save the lives of very sick babies.
240. Violinists had a harder time to make pure music than pianists, because pianists cannot really do that much on the piano.
More similar words: so much so that, not much of a, for that matter, much, much as, how much, as much, too much, so much, much of a, as much as, much less, very much, too much for, much more, inasmuch, come what may, inasmuch as, not so much as, pretty much, nothing much, make much of, mahatma gandhi, that, as much as possible, that is, and that, so that, at that, see that.