Examples of 'have done little' in a sentence
Meaning of "have done little"
have done little - this phrase conveys that an individual or a group of people have made minimal or insignificant effort towards a particular task, goal, or situation
How to use "have done little" in a sentence
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have done little
God knows you have done little to deserve it.
Somebody said earlier that we have done little.
He seems to have done little painting while there.
That committee appears to have done little.
We have done little to prepare for the inevitable.
Local governments have done little to help.
I have done little research on this side of my family.
World leaders have done little to stop it.
There are several different reasons why some farms have done little or nothing.
Publishers have done little to dispel these fears.
You on the other hand have done little.
I have done little else in the past two months.
And your reinforcements have done little to stop them.
I have done little else all my life.
They say successive governments have done little for them.
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I have done little to please the court.
But the stabilization programmes have done little to increase private investment.
I have done little progress on him.
This course is for beginners who have done little or no windsurfing before.
They have done little or no examination of the many arguments.
Recent comments and actions have done little to change that narrative.
I have done little writing this summer.
Oil revenues and governance have done little to promote the knowledge economy.
A people who have done so much in other places have done little here.
He seems to have done little at the bar.
There are many various reasons why certain lodges have done little or nothing.
God knows you have done little but deserve it.
I think this will be an extremely challenging year for those who have done little preparation.
It would have done little good if she had.
They may have to acknowledge that the churches have done little to protect the environment.
If you have done little then do the rest later.
Aerial surveys and archaeological digs have done little to pinpoint its location.
Politics have done little to stir them from complacency.
Up to this point in the tour Wolfgang appears to have done little composition.
We in the church have done little to help their plight.
Then there is Phoebe whose years of media experience have done little.
Politicians have done little to solve it.
This fear is understandable and the Kosovo Albanians have done little to dispel it.
Two years at sea have done little to temper your tongue.
North African countries such as Morocco and Tunisia have done little.
Developments since then have done little to alleviate my original apprehension.
The threat is external, and your reinforcements have done little to stop them.
I see the years have done little to dull your stubbornness.
And if they were among you, they would have done little fighting.
They have done little to you.
Can people tell us they have done little favor?
Americans have done little to nothing to save their land.
I was never a voracious reader and, in fact, have done little reading in my life.
I have done little else.
And the Liberals have done little with it.
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