Sentence examples for left not much from inspiring English sources

An hour later, I left not much the wiser about what was going on.

"I figure I have at least 10 good years in me left, not much time," he said, switching effortlessly between Spanish and English.

Dr. Runnels, who has 30 years' experience in Stone Age research, said that an analysis by him and three geologists "left not much doubt of the age of the site, and the tools must be even older".

Of course, the ocean (Atlantic) is still there, pounding away, and soon after everyone left, with the hurricane season acting up, that mighty sea was a sight to behold: churning waves, a monumental roar, and a sense that what is left (not much) of the famed Wellfleet dunes would be washing away, perhaps taking the entire Cape along with it.

Toward the end of the 20th century, after a half millennium of change left not much of either the forest or its network of watery trails intact, three recreational paddlers — Mike Krepner, Ron Canter and Randy Mardres — came up with a seemingly audacious idea.

Weight loss resulted in a prompt shift of the concentration response curve back to the left, not much different from the never obese, lean rats, suggesting that most of the difference in brief access responding between lean and obese SD rats was due to secondary effects of the obese state, not to preexisting differences in reward processing.

The results showed that in the US cities their residents take most of the photographs while the domestic tourists mostly cover the rest leaving not much for foreigners.

As rate 3/4 (see Figure 1), the area between the outer code of the PA code and the inner differential code is very small, leaving not much room for improvement.

A second run of pK iss, this time in probability mode, shows that the shape class of this particular K-type pseudoknot has an overwhelming Boltzmann probability of ≈ 99 % ; leaving not much probability mass for any other shape classes.

Also, it should be noted that in our study, the number of patients with insufficiently controlled lipid levels was quite low in the latter years, leaving not much room for further improvement in this group of patients.

To Ms. Panichella, 62, an unemployed barmaid, there is too little industry left, not too much.