Sentence examples for very unused from inspiring English sources

One well-placed observer adds: "He is very unused to being challenged or having to defend himself, so he often implicitly takes the attitude that people should just listen to him because he is right".

To my left sat a Nigerian woman and her two-year-old son, annoyed with all the warm clothes that he was very unused to wearing.

Doig had held on to his old, rent-free London studio, and in it was a very long, unused canvas he had made out of stitched-together mailbags.

But because we are a city that has been built out since the 1950s, we have very little unused space left.

This process produces statistics for a number of c-isotigs that do not appear in the 454Isotigs.fna file (usually representing very short, unused contigs)—only those c-isotigs reported in the 454Isotigs.fna file and singletons reported in the 454ReadStatus.txt file were used for analysis.

The very existence of unused attractors is the mathematical consequence of the high-dimensional dynamics of the GRN.

But it is mostly a quiet place of prosperity, unused to very much in the way of attention.

"Investment is lagging right now because there is a very high level of unused capacity, the highest level in almost two decades," said William G. Gale, an economist at the Brookings Institution in Washington, who contended that none of the Bush administration's expected proposals would provide short-term stimulus.

It's interesting to see that iCloud.net happened to be attached to a social network — albeit a very small and mostly unused one, from the looks of it — because Apple has been rumored, according to Bloomberg, to be planning to launch one or more social products sometime this year.

Directed by Frank Capra, this very special presentation incorporates unused portions from Dimitri Tiomkin's original score.

Joseph Mitola has defined the CR as "a radio frequency transmitter/receiver that is designed to intelligently detect whether a particular segment of the radio spectrum is currently in use, and to jump into (and out of, if necessary) the temporarily-unused spectrum very rapidly, without interfering with the transmission of other authorised users"[52].