Sentence examples for does not have very from inspiring English sources

It's true that in absolute terms, MSNBC does not have very high ratings.

He is a big personality and Scottish politics does not have very many of these.

I'm surprised, though, that he does not have very much to say about the underlying morality of the piece.

While the Riemann hypothesis does not have very many applications, the generalized version, if true, would solve hundreds of important mathematical problems.

And it does not have very many of them — 28 — so even a 30-point win by a candidate like Mitt Romney would result in a relatively meager net gain of 8 to 10 delegates over his next-closest rival.

The sixth-year pro showed improvements over the course of last season, but over all, he does not have very consistent accuracy, he's often uncomfortable throwing from a muddied pocket and he's not a naturally smooth progression reader.

"He doesn't have very many connections," she says.

In Japan the yield doesn't have very much further to fall.

"The euro doesn't have very much of a future at all.

I would love to come to Ireland but my daddy doesn't have very much money".

Symantec's recent report doesn't have very nice things to say about iOS's security.