Examples of using Much in terms in English and their translations into Spanish
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There's not much in terms of on-site features(no spa here,
This two-pearl motel from the Motel 6 chain is a fairly bare-bones property that doesn't offer much in terms of features and could use some updates,
Keyboardist Edwin Congreave would later admit that the band didn't accomplish much in terms of new songs during the recording sessions in Sydney,
that partnership has accomplished much in terms of increasing industrial productivity,
Thus, the non-nuclear-weapon States have not gained much in terms of security from the threat of use of nuclear weapons- and some have even
domestic firms do not differ much in terms of production efficiency from the viewpoint of capital use, though in developing countries,
The listings don't need much in terms of customization.
The neighbourhood doesn't offer much in terms of restaurants.
Thus the FG01 did not promise much in terms of performance.
Besides fiber, lettuce really doesn't provide much in terms of nutrients.
A typical KPI software doesn't offer much in terms of cascading;
the LCD achieved much in terms of actual prosecutions.
functional with not much in terms of decor;
And not much in terms of thrills- clearly that's for the hardcore.
We have achieved much in terms of developing bilateral trade,
doesn't provide much in terms of special functionality.
But that also means we have breadth but not that much in terms of depth.
That doesn't mean much in terms of wins and losses but we have gotten better.
There's not much in terms of common spaces besides the lobby,