Sentence examples for does not change very much from inspiring English sources
By changing the diameter from 200 to 500 nm, the reflectance from 500 to 850 nm does not change very much (less than 10%%).
He added: "On the whole it does not change very much".
"Over normal timescales, the universe does not change very much from one moment to the next.
As a matter of fact the angle with the rolling direction does not change very much, which must imply that the walls rotate backwards to counteract the geometrically imposed rotation.
In association with such a change in crystal structure, the long period of stacked lamellar structure was found to decrease remarkably in the case of NFH, whereas it does not change very much for HFP, consistent with the interpretation of the above-mentioned WAXD data.
Without ever being billed as such, the POTC brand has turned into a multi-episode franchise like Harry Potter or 007, though unlike Potter, inexorably turning from moppet into loping teen as he did, Captain Sparrow does not change very much and in this movie is specifically tasked with uncovering the legendary fountain of eternal youth.
"Have a rational system that's predictable and doesn't change very much.
That's another reason why "Muriel" doesn't change very much on successive viewings: time couldn't become Resnais's subject any more clearly.
Asked by Labour MP Stella Creasy how he would reform the tax system, he suggested: "Have a rational system that's predictable and doesn't change very much".
We all find bad news often more interesting and important than good news, we don't want constant reports of an ongoing process that doesn't change very much, and we need milestones around which to crystallise a story.
"You have a lot of different immigration patterns, but where the kids get poisoned doesn't change very much, which suggests that the overwhelming problem is the paint," said Suzanne Mattei, the executive for the New York City field office of the Sierra Club, which has lobbied the Council to pass the new lead paint bill.
