Sentence examples for not impressively from inspiring English sources

Not impressively good, of course, but impressively woeful.

Yes, unbelievably, this is happening – and not impressively, either.

Cells expressing the C739A exchanger mutant have similar exchange activities as those expressing WT NCX1, and cell surface areas are not impressively changed, so it is unlikely that this form of endocytosis is occurring constitutively in the cells employed in this study.

But the 2010 model is not just impressively fuel-efficient — 51 m.p.g. in town!

The tournament had begun with little fanfare -- without names like Hamm, Lilly and Foudy -- and the team had advanced, but not necessarily impressively.

And a big picture of a farm in winter by Henry Farrar is not only impressively realized technically but also conveys an intense feeling of time, place and weather.

Is it not an impressively neat way of saying, "to maximise the value of a single workspace by splitting its use between several workers across more hours than one alone would be able to labour"?

The mere admission that Saudi reserves are not as impressively inexhaustible as the royal family has claimed could lead to hard questions about why the country, and the world, had been misled.

While the new triptych delivered at the box office (though not as impressively as its predecessors) it devalued Star Wars as an entity so successfully that the subsequent 2008 animated film Star Wars: the Clone Wars could not even reach $100m at a time when some Pixar films were posting 10 times that amount.

Spieth, 22, has established himself as the best long-distance putter on tour, though he didn't fare well on the poa annua at Pebble Beach last week, not scoring impressively until a 66 on Sunday earned him a tie for 21st.

He says that "in spite of all its technical advances relating to human behavior the system to date has not been impressively successful in controlling human beings" and predicts that "[i]f the system succeeds in acquiring sufficient control over human behavior quickly enough, it will probably survive.