Sentence examples for do not need very from inspiring English sources

If you do not need very high resolution and if you are willing to carry around a couple of extra pounds, the new 6.6-pound NEC VT460 provides plenty of projecting power at a lower ($1,595) price.

And because the flywheel is rotating so fast, the engineers do not need very much torque to get a very high power from it, which reduces the strain on the magnetic coupling.

In contrast to mammals with very narrow foveal fields, they do not need very accurate locus information from their auditory systems to direct their gaze to a sound source [ 6].

"I don't need very remote," he said.

You don't need very much to make a batch of Hoppin' John or some greens.

It's better than celery because it's so concentrated you don't need very much.

Using hard, strong cheese means that you don't need very much of it, a trick I use quite often.

It turns out that when you're talking about macroscopic properties of matter, you don't need very many variables to describe the system completely thermodynamically.

The government has a very small majority so you don't need very many for this to be a problem of parliamentary arithmetic.

Once dormant, they don't need very much light and are more vulnerable to temperature swings than to a few degrees of frost.

"I don't think you need very, very sophisticated programming language to create viruses, in the same way that you don't need very, very sophisticated weapons to wreak havoc on a society," said Randy David, a sociologist in the Philippines who has studied the problem.