Sentence examples for not as hooked from inspiring English sources

The ulnar styloid process (a projection on the ulna, one of the bones of the forearm, where it meets the wrist) is not as hooked as in other lorisids, according to Schwartz, which Groves suggests may indicate that the wrist is more mobile.

Labor also knew that the voters were not as hooked on history as the media was.

(Rising global competition may help persuade antitrust authorities to approve the new wave of North American mergers, notes Mr Chercover).At the same time, emerging economies also represent new markets that are not as hooked on e-mail as the developed world is.

This SY, probably female American Crow captured in Ithaca in March 2001 shows a rather long extension of the upper bill, but it is not nearly as hooked as the Fish Crow.

Equally, Westwood must not become as hooked up about this weakness as his critics are.

What they'll sell later is shopping carts and all these other add-on services, because once you're hooked in, you're not as motivated to change".

"While not as common as pigeons, they appear often enough to get us hooked and returning to this spot for more," Mr. Lin wrote me later.

"We are taking the problem seriously because we think it is easier to get them off here, because they haven't been hooked as long as addicts in the States," said Brig.

The French economy fell less hard than the others because it was not as reliant on exports as Germany, or as hooked on credit-financed consumption as Spain and Ireland.

The journo became not just a woman (delicious Rosalind Russell) but the editor's ex-wife - as hooked on scoops as she was on her former husband.

Just simplify the issue by stereotyping African-American boys as hooked on an N.B.A. dream, even the majority who don't play scholastic basketball at all.