Sentence examples for has not captured much from inspiring English sources
Few are in the mood to shell out up to $20,000 or more for something that is basically a big toy, and the company, in turn, has not captured much of the younger market.
26 Past models of rotavirus vaccination in developing Asian countries 27 28 29 (none have been set in India) have not captured much of the complexity of rotavirus epidemiology.
By most estimates, Apple has not captured as much of the electronic book market with the iPad and its iBookstore as its chief rival in the business, Amazon, has with the Kindle e-reader.
His art is much in demand in Europe but he has not captured the attention of the N.Y.
Huntsman hasn't captured the limelight yet because he looks too much like Romney.
He hasn't captured time..
Moreover, because current genotyping techniques do not address structural variants (e.g., copy number polymorphisms), have not captured rare variants, and have left as much as 20% of common SNPs in the genome suboptimally covered (with a higher percentage of uncovered regions in the more diverse African population), the full genetic architecture of type 2 diabetes remains largely unexplored.
Microturbellarians have not captured the attention of researchers like the best-known branches of the clearly much larger and phylogenetically diverse flatworms (e.g., planarians, polyclads, and neodermatans).
We haven't captured the public imagination, much less public commitment, to such issues as the need for governments to collect better evidence before they roll out what are essentially experiments on people's lives.
However, a small pupil also has disadvantages: It does not capture much light, which leads to reduced sensitivity, and provides a slightly reduced field of view.
