Sentence examples for not very over from inspiring English sources
The answer is, apparently, not very: over 70% expect the country's competitiveness to decline over the next three years.
A 5.1 per cent rise of not very much over five years is not very much.
2) Even the better instances of that sub-genre are still not very satisfying over time to the author.
They work a two-on-one from the corner and Zhirkov lets fly and it's not very far over the bar.
"It's not very imposing over loudspeakers," she said.
However, such hepatocyte cultures are phenotypically and functionally not very stable over time which impedes their use for long-term toxicity testing (Berthiaume et al. 1996).
Sloth bears are not very competitive over territories, though they are known to leave markings on trees with their claws and teeth.
"I was not very much excited over spending the night in Bush's dacha," he said.
More researchers could take this or a similar approach instead of continuing to use datasets that are not very relevant from over a decade ago.
He is not very optimistic about stocks over all.
But, hey, at least it was sports and not very rich people arguing over how to get richer.
