Sentence examples for currently not so from inspiring English sources

Fewer Americans plan to purchase big-ticket items like refrigerators, vehicles and television sets, and more than half said that jobs were currently "not so plentiful".

The Tangerines, currently not so much in the middle of a slow-motion car crash as freeze-framing their way into the heart of collapsing sun, shed 23 players from their squad at the end of last season and the manager, Neil McDonald, is still scrambling to add to his squad before the new campaign kicks off.

This is a facility which is currently not so readily available.

Currently, not so many data are available about that in rice, but molecular genetic studies indicated that rice flowering control also undergoes the complex chromatin modifications (Table 2).

This is currently not so interesting for the IVS, where only two to four 24-h-long VLBI sessions are observed per week and the correlation is normally done 2 weeks later.

It nevertheless proofs that this concept can be used to bridge between the two currently not so well connected fields of molecular and systems biology.

Although current environmental conditions remain conducive to Schistosoma transmission, the competent snail population is currently not infected, so the present (scenario 1) risk of transmission is very low.

The sense of crisis that normally triggers change in Japan is currently not present, so no laws are likely to be rewritten soon.

Having come down by nearly a quarter from its April 2015 peak, Britain's stock market is currently not quite so inflated, but the UK has another bubble to reckon with, in the housing market, where prices are 7% higher than the pre-crisis peak of 2007.

Note, data for fish brain, glial density data are currently not available, so the fitting is imperfect, and only includes the temperature- related differences.

When designing family planning programs, this means that program planners can consider the entire scope of ideational factors that are predictive of contraceptive use and select a group of factors to target that are: (1) currently not prevalent, so there is room for growth, and (2) amenable to change.