Sentence examples for does not come very from inspiring English sources

Overall, this does not come very much as a surprise, since Imp-beta has several binding sites for FG repeats and this will lead to aggregation (the authors need to report the exact concentration in the methods part, and not just "micromolar for both").

A moment like this doesn't come very often.

"Iraq doesn't come very high in the estimation of Osama bin Laden," Prince Turki said.

To be fair, he does try to be accommodating (insofar as he answers my questions), but it is obviously something that doesn't come very easily to him.

Coded diplomacy doesn't come very naturally to Casey, which is why a press officer is soldered to her elbow for the day.

"Children are using media in different ways, the problem is radio doesn't come very high in what children demand, its a great challenge to us," Smith said.

This time doesn't come very often, so plan to make the best of it!

Sometimes when you're in a stressful situation, laughter doesn't come very naturally.

It will be difficult to survive if rains do not come very soon".

Be careful that your fingers do not come very far off the keys while playing.

"I didn't come very close," she said, "but I didn't come in last".