quite as much

Over the past few weeks, aircraft engineers have found they do not know quite as much about metal fatigue as they thought.

I would not let him to bend his knees quite as much, try to make a shorter kick.

But after leaving their jobs in corporate America and taking to the road, they did not have to hide quite as much.

The actual plan of a city is never a mere artifact, it is always quite as much a product of nature as of design.

This statement does not mean quite as much as it used to, however, because the very notion of a kernel is fairly arbitrary.

Java developers have done a very good job of addressing unit testing, but integration testing doesn't generate quite as much excitement.

Case C: uses the money to hire Bob to sit at home and watch Family Feud reruns, which Bob does not enjoy quite as much as Mork and Mindy.

This admiration was grateful to one constituted like Judith, and contributed to aid her self-possession, quite as much as it fed her vanity.

It is unlikely to have quite as much luck with future investments.

And, ladies, nothing is quite as much fun as achieving.

He detested the political state quite as much as the Tea Party does, if for rather less redneck reasons.

Each of them is a mode of associated or community life, quite as much as is a family, a town, or a state.

But other celebrities don't flash their phones around quite as much.

Instead of developing a cow that doesn't fart quite as much, Mironov wants to cut out the cow altogether.

For those of us who live in the northern part of the country, arguably no other season transforms the environment quite as much as winter.

"I'm not selling quite as much wine as I was. It's been pretty quiet. "

Working with one's head causes a sensation of hunger quite as much as muscular work.

no other season transforms the environment quite as much as winter. Snow makes the world over so that it's hardly recognizable.

'Very well, I thank you, Sir, ' returned Paul, answering the clock quite as much as the Doctor.

There is a lot of truth to this, of course. But perhaps not quite as much as orthodoxy would have it.

Women forgive adoration; that is quite as much as should be expected from them.

True, most of us don't get quite as much sleep as we should, and occasional insomnia is considered normal.

That is what satisfies me and what I can't imagine any child who didn't start with Super Mario Bros. appreciating it quite as much as I do.

But it doesn't matter quite as much as some may think.

But in China, he adds, 'How they win doesn't matter quite as much as that they win -- especially if they do so for the nation.

China may not matter quite as much as you think