Sentence examples for highly or not from inspiring English sources

A collaborative-filtering program, in contrast, knows very little about you — only what you've bought at a Web site and whether you rated it highly or not.

Its industrial forms are visible, highly or not so highly distilled, in his mature paintings and evoked in their titles: for example, "Chief," "Caboose," "Bethlehem" and "Ingot".

While the app stores, video platforms, and Google could point you to this information, they don't really provide the context, credibility or transparency that a fellow teacher can as to why certain resources are rated highly or not.

Highly regarded or not, Dior seemed to have trouble finding someone.

Yet Consumer Reports gives F.S.C. and S.F.I. the same rating at its GreenerChoices.org Web site: "somewhat" meaningful, as opposed to "highly" meaningful or "not" meaningful at all.

The truth is that ordinary working people, whether highly educated or not, take too small a share of the cake while management, shareholders and financiers take too much.

However, all these elements are either highly toxic or not environmental friendly.

The scattering profiles for unimodal networks primarily depend on whether the precursor chains are highly entangled or not in the uncrosslinked state.

Then they were asked to give three examples describing in detail what made them think the leader was highly creative or not creative.

Therefore, central approaches are either highly inefficient or not applicable, especially in the case of direct control of electrical appliances in private households.

In practice the gain in using negative information depends on several factors, e.g., the environment (many or few buildings and trees), the target motion characteristics (highly predictable or not) etc., and the decision to use negative information must be made after taking such factors into consideration.