Examples of using It is not so much in English and their translations into Swedish
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Sustainable development At no point can sustainable development be said to have achieved completion; it is not so much a goal as a process.
But it is not so much this as the rather uncertain spirit which has emerged,
People hungry for scandals wish to claim that it is not so much inclination that attaches her to her lovers as it is the presents they give her.
Holiness refers to his essential nature; it is not so much an attribute of God as it is the very foundation of his being. .
Sometimes it is not so much the disease itself that exhausts the child
Actually, except for the marina area, it is not so much of a tourist town, tourism is still a comparatively new business on the Azores.
In more recent times it is not so much Christ's true humanity as His real manhood that is denied.
As a Belgian, it is not so much that I felt responsible,
On the one hand, it is not so much, but 3 generations of 5 pairs of moths can destroy up to 500 kg of land per season.
Therefore it is not so much by the means themselves as by the doctrine of severity that we shall triumph
Since we were little in the apartment, it is not so much the weight, we would have stopped us there longer,
That it is not so much a look at wild nature as it is an insight into ourselves, our nature.
It is not so much that man was the crown of God's creative acts,
Mr President, it is not so much a question of time,
It is not so much addressed to the state
It is not so much a question of fraud and corruption but of being able to know where the monies go:
which means conditions are optimal. It is not so much about finding the northern lights here,
It is not so much the cost of the materials that makes an impact, but rather their procurement
A truer exegesis would, however, dwell on the purely imaginative tone of the whole episode; it is not so much the mould in which the message is cast as the actual tenor of that message which is meant to occupy our attention.
For the victory in this sport, it is not so much the overall physical preparation,