Sentence examples for much from high-quality English sources.

• So much for steady nerves.

• How much would entertainment cost?

• “It’s going to take much too much time.

• But it would be much more challenging, much more risky, with much more opportunity to fail.”

• If delayed much longer, the dollar's inevitable fall is likely to be much larger and much faster.

• Detail preservation in images at full crop is also much improved, coming much closer to that of Google’s Pixel 2 XL.

• It’s going to be a much bigger program, a much more aggressive program, a much better-funded program.”

• Much to do, much to heal, much to restore, much to build and much to gain.

Use much in a sentence.

• Unilever is another big spender on Facebook, so much so that Facebook's stock tumbled as much as 7% following Unilever's announcement to boycott it through July.

• Hirschhorn has said, “I’m interested in the ‘too much,’ doing too much, giving too much, putting too much of an effort into something.

• Trump’s personal manner offensive but agreed with him on most issues and saw Democrats as “much, much, much, much too far to the left.”

• Much attention has been given to the plight of millennials – aka “generation rent” – who research indicates are much less likely to own their own home than previous generations.

• "We had much less community transmission and we still shut our borders and implemented social distancing policies such as shutting down bars and pubs, and did much more testing."

• There is about 4 times as much IgG (including its subclasses) as IgA, 10 to 15 times as much as IgM, 300 times as much as IgD, and 30,000 times as much as IgE.

• “In New York, you have to pay much, much more for your much, much smaller apartments, and so you have to work much, much more.”

• But I think there’s enough of it that we’re seeing when regional separatist groups glom on to either al-Qaeda or ISIS, they become much more dangerous, much more capable, and much more emboldened.

much sentence examples

• “With a much older prisoner profile, you see a much more passive population, physically, but it is a population who are much more sophisticated and much more able to manipulate to condition and groom other prisoners.

• The former UK foreign secretary told Hardtalk's Stephen Sackur: "There has been far too much, what I would call 'denialism', too much 'head-in-the-sandism', too much hoping for the best and not enough of the kind of grip and unified action that's important."

• “Sully” is as much about the ethics of movie-making as is Eastwood’s “White Hunter Black Heart”; as much about the need for apt pageantry to fuse a civic identity as is “Invictus”; as much about media distortions as is “Flags of Our Fathers”; as much about returning from the dead as is “Hereafter”; as much about abusive governmental and civic authority as is “Changeling”; as much about the fragility of heroic strength as is “American Sniper.”

• The Negro baby born in America today, regardless of the section of the nation in which he is born, has about one-half as much chance of completing a high school as a white baby born in the same place on the same day, one-third as much chance of completing college, one-third as much chance of becoming a professional man, twice as much chance of becoming unemployed, about one-seventh as much chance of earning $10,000 a year, a life expectancy which is seven years shorter, and the prospects of earning only half as much.