Professors are no more a monolith with the same stress-free experiences than are those who work in retail.
As I said just the other day, Wall Street is no more a geographic locale than Hollywood is a GPS location.
Winston Churchill once dismissed India as a mere geographical expression, a place that was no more a nation than was the equator.
"It's something I've always known so it's no more a concern than it was six months ago or a year ago, " he said.
But those who used fake paperwork to get jobs picking our strawberries, caring for our children, or doing award-winning journalism are no more a threat to public order than our pioneer ancestors were.
To his mind he was no more a thief of Nature than when, a country boy during the Depression, he had hooked 20-pound channel catfish, now long gone, out of the Chattahoochee River.
The firm was no more a bum than any of the other Big 4 audit firms who held on as long as they could to as much additional work and fees from audit clients as they could.
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The recommendation is therefore no more than two drinks a day for a man, and no more than one for a woman, slightly less than current UK government guidelines.
Surely, you might think, the Congolese army - totalling some 150, 000 men - could easily crush a mutiny involving no more than a few hundred soldiers.
There were graves but hardly what could be called a churchyard: no more than a narrow strip of land beside a path close to the church itself, running all the way around it.
Will Petraeus be thought of, in time, as a hero guilty of no more than a distracting foible?
In the context of the cold war between America and Russia, a weakened Britain was no more than a marginal player.
Yet the Obama administration seems to think that while Soviet leaders were deterred from using their massive arsenal, the Iranians and the North Koreans might not be deterred from using a nuclear force of no more than a handful of weapons at best.
For a while, it was no more than a twinkle of dwindling lights, and shortly thereafter it was gone.
In nature, we see the fantastic diversity generated by a few basic structural elements: no more than a hundred varieties of atoms and a couple of primary colors, lead to a universe of infinite beauty and diversity.
"Clearly some supporters feel aggrieved that a song they believe to be no more than a tit-for-tat 'wind up' of Celtic supporters should be singled out in this way and merit the attention of police, governments and anti-racism organisations, " said Bain.
Some 35% in China and a stunning 70% in India have no more than a primary education.
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Not every mortgage rep did a credit check and the process was usually no more than a telephone conversation and a few mortgage calculations.
For a practiced and calm shooter, swapping magazines takes no more than a couple of seconds.
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Beemer is figuring on a flat season for 2010, with sales moving no more than a couple of percentage points either way.
What some might have perceived as a deep inner hypersensitivity or vulnerability may have been no more than a swollen ego, in danger of imploding at the least pinprick.
In the past, the military has dismissed the OPM as no more than a gang of hoodlums and it had given no indication that it was prepared to change its view.
For example, when I lived in Jakarta as a young boy, I can remember the buildings being no more than a few stories tall.
It says much for the tenor of Russian politics that this and other confusions of the moment were swallowed with barely a murmur of disquiet by the financial markets and with no more than a few uneasy gulps by international opinion.
Anti-Thaksin groups suspect that General Surayud is seeking a deal with Mr Thaksin that would let him off with no more than a temporary ban from politics and some tax-dodging fines in return for not making trouble.
The White Wolves is the most obscure of about a dozen tiny far-right organisations in Britain whose total membership is no more than a few hundred.
In order to make a photonic crystal, though, the materials have to be organised into structures no more than a wavelength of light apart.
Eight years ago, Texas resident Cynthia Ivie, a 43-year-old sales rep for Newsweek, struck out for Chicago with no more than a business idea and a 1989 Toyota Corolla packed with clothes, books, a vacuum cleaner, a stereo and a cocker spaniel named Buckley.
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