Sentence examples for not much great from inspiring English sources

The absolute value of these "strength anisotropy" is not much great, but it illustrates one of the specific features of interatomic interaction of carbon atoms, namely, its orientation-dependence.

Its circumference is not much greater than that of a pine needle.

For birds at higher elevations, maximum power was not much greater than their minimum.

The investment to lay hundreds of fibers is not much greater than the cost of laying a single strand.

That's a lot of ordnance for a place with a population not much greater than Norfolk and Suffolk combined.

Year-on-year this is an increase of 3.3 per cent, although it should be noted that is not much greater than iOS's growth of 3.1 per cent.

They said they had concluded that the exposure to immigration agents on the walk was not much greater than what they faced in their daily lives.

Tidal changes are but a few inches (or centimetres), and seasonal rises induced by high spring water in the rivers are not much greater.

Demographers estimate that, by the time British naval captain James Cook visited the country in 1769, the Maori population was not much greater than 100,000.

Teenagers employed part time have particularly low hourly wages, and the hourly wages for teenagers employed full time are not much greater.

They probably felt his chances of landing a telling blow on a looter was not much greater than sending a golf ball in the right direction.