Sentence examples for very much known from inspiring English sources

I doubt very much that its toxicity was very much known".

Over the course of that life, she wrote mostly short stories, and so she is very much known for her short stories.

In Myanmar, the United Nations hopes to start by gathering data on the condition of women "to get a really good diagnostic of the situation there, because there is really not very much known," said Mr. Hendra.

But one thing that is very much known, and about which there can be no doubt, is what Swaggy does – and that is to shoot.

In financial services specifically, AI is making its roaring presence very much known, being used to assess risk in transactions, help with authentications and aggregate and create analyses on wider usage.

"Because there are so few [discoveries], and they are spread all across the Gulf, there's really not very much known about these plays, so that makes the risk fairly high," says Leta Smith, an exploration and production consultant in Houston at IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates.

"This group very much knows what it needs to do to represent Mexico.

She very much knows her own mind, she's interesting and funny.

In fact, though, much evidence — some of it known at the time, some unearthed since — indicates that Eichmann very much knew what he was doing.

There has been very strong interest in him after "Kites,"[2010] and everyone in the Hollywood industry very much knows who he is.

"I very much know what I want," he said, "and I probably won't get it at the lower end of my price range.