Sentence examples for not very used from inspiring English sources

Still not very used to having a full-size car jump out at you from a billboard?

Specific coagulation models are rather difficult to apply and they are not very used in scientific literature because the nature of the phenomenon is quite complex (it implies molecule physico-chemical interaction such as van der Waals and hydrogen bridges forces (Wilkinson et al. 1997)).

President Vladimir Putin of Russia isn't very used to not getting what he wants, but it's something he may soon have to get used to, if Ukrainian politics ends up the way it is heading.

It was a new kind of magic that I wasn't very used to and totally mystified by.

"That was the first time I ever danced with more black people than white people, and I still kind of stuck out, but I wasn't very used to being around black people," she said, laughing.

Surprisingly, the [AUTHOR] tag is not very frequently used with other tags (the fifth most frequently jointly used tag).

The word 'Nominalism' is not very often used to refer to any stance with respect to possible worlds.

The main results were that CAD layer standards based on the ISO standard have been implemented, particularly in northern European countries, but are not very widely used.

The tool could help keep shooters off the streets, but it's not very widely used.

ROC50 is not very widely used and emphasizes details of the order of the genes in the top of the rankings, which might not be of much interest.

Seclusion was available in 6 countries and not very frequently used.