Sentence examples for still very used from inspiring English sources

I was still very used to my routine, and even seven years later, I find myself following it.

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

The preservative is still very widely used, particularly by soft drinks manufacturers.

Interprofessional simulation at the undergraduate level has been tested but is still very scarcely used because of curriculum and logistical issues.

In 1999, the American Dental Association ADAA) proffered a definition of the term "evidence-based dentistry", which is still very much used to this day.

Popular English phrases and expressions, coined by William Shakespeare yet still very much used today are brought to life, explained and practised by The Bard himself with the help of a cast of imagined characters from Shakespeare's life and times.

But JP and Co are still running a business selling very used refrigerators and other appliances along the public right-of-way.

At a cost of I$25 per vaccinated person, the ICERs were higher, although still very attractive; using the WHO's cost-effectiveness threshold based on GDP per capita [ 56], rotavirus vaccines would be considered cost-saving or very cost-effective in 71 of 72 countries at a cost per child of I$10 and very cost-effective in 68 of 72 countries at a cost per child of I$25.

He said that while the two new studies show that Avastin should not be used as an initial therapy for glioblastoma, the drug was still very effective when used to treat recurrences, which is what it is approved for.

The relaxation CDs were most commonly cited as being useful during the period of therapy and beyond, and 22/75 participants told us that they continued to use these and the taught relaxation techniques: The CDs are very relaxing … still very much being used today.

(d2; moderate dementia; HADS 14 → 10 [12 months]) The CDs are very relaxing … still very much being used today.