Sentence examples for but not very active from inspiring English sources

The women in Degas's pictures are scantily clad but not very active; what they do, mostly, is wait.

ML phylogenetic trees suggest important changes in the molecular evolutionary rates in some branches, most of them corresponding to repeat-induced-point mutations, a fungus-specific (but not very active in F. oxysporum) defense mechanism against selfish DNA (Cambareri et al. 1989; Galagan and Selker 2004).

He is not on Facebook and has a presence on Twitter but is not very active.

This probably does occur as ADAR2 is expressed in various mammalian cell lines such as HeLa and SH-SY5Y but is not very active and for efficient editing of transcripts, additional ADAR2 must be transfected.

"I am part of them … but they are not very active".

This market is still going today, but it is not very active and it can be used to place only a small bet that home prices will fall.

"My family are all liberal thinkers, but they're not very active, so I grew up with the same values inherently in me, but once I got here, they exploded," said Sarah Kaplan Levinson, a sweet-faced 16-year-old.

Ashmole became one of the founding Fellows of the Royal Society in 1661, but he was not very active in the society.

But that's not very active, so let's go straight to the high V or your hands above your head.

Her family was not very active in tribal activities, yet Native American values, especially the importance of family, endured.

The Lewis acid, ZnCl2/MCM-41, was not very active but highly selective (85%) for campholenic aldehyde.