Sentence examples for does not receive much from inspiring English sources

ARM does not receive much news coverage, but it dominates its corner of the business.

As the steward of current European-style summitry, the Union's president, Mr. Van Rompuy, does not receive much deference these days.

"The condition does not receive much publicity in the UK," he says, "and there is little in the way of support".

Rural western Virginia also does not receive much snow, so Liberty instead built a synthetic ski slope on a mountain overlooking campus — with a ski lodge at the bottom.

It is provocative from the standpoint of intelligence theory because sensitivity does not receive much attention in current theories of intelligence, although the research undertaken in this project suggests that it ought to.

It is accepted in the sector that statistics on external research income will work better for science and engineering than for arts and humanities research, which does not receive much income and where books take longer to have an impact.

Perhaps it's issue fatigue, perhaps there's a sense — as the topic doesn't receive much coverage — that someone, somewhere must be taking care of it.

Secondly, yellow mustard is not a major food crop and therefore doesn't receive much attention and funding for genomic research.

As we all know, the forest sector in many countries doesn't receive much attention because recorded contribution to GDP is very low.

It did not receive much attention.

Outside the Western-Christian cultures these phenomena did not receive much empirical exploration.