Sentence examples for present not very from inspiring English sources

The data from studies with chemokine antagonists in humans are at present not very comprehensive.

Corporate America being what it is, the subject of playing with one's food was presented not very playfully at all.

She seems to share a little of my past & my present-not very much, it is true none of the multifarious activities which jostle around in my life, except the part which pertains to Shakespeare, for this is where she exerts her possessive copyright.

On the back of the Heathrow decision, the ongoing debate about the new Kingsnorth coal station and the proposed increase in our motorway capacity, I think it is clear how deep the green agenda runs in our present government: not very.

Swelling at the terminal tips of hyphae (diameter up to 12 µm) is present, but not very abundant, and moniliform hyphae are very rare.

Similarly, a "signal" that is rarely present is not very useful.

Results show that biases against organisms of interest could be compensated combining different sequencing technologies, due to the differences of their genome-level sequencing biases even if the species was present in not very different abundances in the metagenomes.

There was considerable variation in the isolation of pathogens from formed and watery diarrhea [ 3].The probability of finding a pathogen from watery and formed stools were 42% and 16% respectively in present study not very different from the literature (40&24%).

Now, not to be a dick but I just want to underline here that I took partly rotten food and presented it not very artfully, in a competition for people whose goal in life is to someday have a Michelin star.

"We understand that the present situation is not very inviting," Mr. Kassis said, as explosions and machine-gun fire echoed through his office window.

At present he's not very well and that's why he carries a little wrinkled lemon in his pocket which he takes out with a grin every now and then.