Sentence examples for made only very from inspiring English sources

The two army corps of Montgomery's 8th Army crossed the Strait of Messina and landed on the "toe" of Italy on September 3, 1943; but, though the initial resistance was practically negligible, they made only very slow progress, as the terrain, with only two good roads running up the coasts of the great Calabrian "toe" prevented the deployment of large forces.

In chimps, the arcuate fasciculus made only very limited connections with temporal cortex regions homologous to Wernicke's area, and there was little evidence of such connections in macaques, the team reports online this week in Nature Neuroscience.

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Adiposity measures lying outside 3SD from the mean from these analyses made only very minor differences to the associations observed.

Probabilistic weights were derived to correct for this [ 53], but because these made only very minor differences to the results, those based on unweighted data are presented here.

Since most investigations on the so called 'non-contact biofilm removal' were performed by directly positioned oral devices towards the center of the biofilm coated disc surfaces instead of using interproximal devices, and due to the high variety of application time, distance to specimen surfaces and biofilm models used, comparisons between single studies should be made only very carefully.

But the company takes pains to say the battery-powered car will serve a niche market of drivers making only very short commutes.

Not once does Damasio refer to it by this name, and he makes only very cursory reference to James's version of the theory.

The net asset value is likely to make only very modest progress this year to around 400p and the dividend looks ex-growth for a while yet.

By mid-July, moreover, a series of rainstorms were turning the sandy Russian roads into clogging mud, over which the wheeled vehicles of the German transport behind the tanks could make only very slow progress.

An interim report, due out by the end of this week, was reported to show mixed results: parts of Iraq are safer but its government is making only very slow progress towards meeting a long list of political benchmarks Congress earlier set for it, such as passing a law sharing Iraq's oil revenues fairly.