not so many as

常見例句

Not so many as you might think.
不像你想象得那麼多。
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But not so regularly and not so many as Ferrari wanted.
但法拉利竝不是那麼經(jīng)常使用。
But not nearly so many as the place needs, given its talent for turning cod into Ph.D.’s.
但鋻於冰島將鱈魚轉(zhuǎn)換成博士的巨大能力，這一工作不需要那麼多人。

She has said that she will not be making a record every six months, so she might as well work with as many experts as she can.
"They are not looking to hire as many immigrants. So this is the first thing that reduces the level of migration.

Like rationality, self-interest (even when broadly defined) fails to capture some aspects of social behaviour, but not so many as to render models based on the notion useless.
ECONOMIST: The benevolence of self-interest The
Barnes and Noble has struck a successful balance between having enough books to make the customer feel he has sufficient choice, and yet not so many as to make him feel overwhelmed.
ECONOMIST: Waterstone’s
Mr Blair took the extra precaution of saying that there were still bound to be problems, as indeed there have been: some hospitals have cancelled operations, and there have been a few of the infamous trolley waits, though not nearly so many as last year.
ECONOMIST: National Health Service