Sentence examples for kept in a very from inspiring English sources
Participants were kept in a very controlled environment, with artificial lighting, regulated temperature and no way of checking the time.
Only those who need to be in the know are kept in a very tight loop — typically a company's chief counsel.
He reported being kept in a very hot cell, which he said made sleeping and even breathing difficult.
Keep in a very safe place, e.g., a safety deposit box, or fire-proof safe.
If you wish to store it, keep in a very cool place or it will go off.
"This state administration has kept in place a very cumbersome bureaucratic red tape that has kept 600,000 eligible children from enrolling in Medicaid," Mr. Lieberman said.
Of course the trade-off between sensitivity and specificity should be kept in mind: a very sensitive method is useless when it is not specific enough and vice versa [ 29].
"In Germany, asylum seekers are often kept in a legal limbo for a very long time.
The president's pollsters, Jan van Lohuizen and Fred Steeper, are kept in a secure location -- the very distant background.
Set up a book page on Goodreads, create book trailers, and market outside of Amazon last, but keep in mind a very small amount of sales come from this.
Much of that was achieved by having a very good BASIC interpreter design that could be kept in very little ROM memory space.
