up to much

My concentration levels were never up to much at the best of times, but modern technology has left them almost non-existent.

The very phrase "top talent" should have been a warning sign that what followed would not be up to much.

What I have heard about the matter does not seem to add up to much.

But NATO's agreement to sign up to much of America's plans for missile defence in Europe was a blow for the Russian leader.

Also not up to much, what if work, do is good, still have development outlook, or it is follow the general trend oh!

You will be quite different to what you are now, having risen up to much higher levels of consciousness.

Now, you may not think that this will measure up to much in the global scheme of things. But believe me , it dose.

For Internet companies, the amount of each commission may seem small, but built up to much.

All those Fannie Mae shares do not add up to much money.

And if businesses continue to neglect social problems, all the good in the social sector won't add up to much.

However, with so many hedge fund strategies faltering, not even a "safety in numbers" approach has added up to much.

Oh, you knew her, too. Can I get you something? A cup of tea? I'm afraid the coffee's not up to much here.

Where Clinton went wrong by being too controlling, Obama has given up to much control.

Unfortunately, neither stands up to much scrutiny.

His day in heaven has affirmed soup Mu expect to get not up to much.

These piecemeal controls may not add up to much.

I really haven't been up to much outside of shooting.

B: Yes, but my pay is on an hourly basis and it's not up to much.

His proposal wasn't up to much.

His knowledge of how other people live doesn't add up to much.

His knowledge of history doesn't add up to much.

How is your mother today? . -Not up to much.

Even if your not up to much, but also from their hearts with love of self!