Examples of 'holds little' in a sentence
Meaning of "holds little"
holds little - Contains a minimal amount or limited quantity of something
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The city holds little attraction for me.
Yet the alternative to global integration holds little attraction.
It holds little weight to be called attractive.
And it often holds little surprises.
It holds little nutritional value but fills their stomachs.
Apparently human life holds little value here.
Coin holds little worth upon the field of battle.
The party itself really holds little to no memory for me.
He holds little faith in the juries of the large prizes.
I can see why the bug doctor holds little appeal.
But money holds little sway over a devout believer.
Underscores the fact that the opposition still holds little power.
Human life holds little value in the eyes of many.
The soil is almost entirely composed of sand and it holds little water or nutrients.
This option holds little interest on the political left.
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Great marketing that does not have a strong product behind it holds little value.
But the future holds little promise for the youth.
You can add a response to your own video but that holds little bearing.
Ivanka holds little credibility as an ambassador for gender equality issues.
The composition of works belonging to this genre holds little interest for young composers.
It holds little appeal for me, to be honest.
It can thus be argued that the court process holds little gain for the child.
Sadly, logic holds little sway in the current marketplace.
But the scientific evidence that an academic finds persuasive holds little sway with policymakers.
Who holds little formal power but has lots of authority?
We have known for quite some time that watching television holds little to no cognitive benefits.
Sympathy holds little weight in the face of the economic, political and military.
Most scholars agree that the book of Joshua holds little of historical value.
She holds little Teresa, the last one in her arms.
The international community holds little credibility in the Israeli view.
Without the right context and analysis, data holds little value.
The Book of Joshua holds little historical value.
However, for the long-term investor this holds little sway.
The Arabian desert ecoregion holds little biodiversity, although a few endemic plants grow here.
But what about those whose tomorrow holds little hope?
Even the Supreme Court holds little sway over Duterte.
Because, paradoxically, even though China is a very sound, music holds little emotional.
As it stands now, Viger Square holds little resemblance to what it once was.
In reality, the relevance of rhetoric like ‘ my body, my life ' holds little water.
Today, Vancouver 's largest iconic park holds little trace of its Indigenous ancestry.
The macro-environment, over which a firm holds little control.
With its low population, the Adamawa holds little import to Cameroonian politicians.
For the younger generation, buying a car holds little interest.
The young lord, mori terumoto, holds little influence over his territories.
In this era of Twitter revolutionaries, the Internet holds little allure for Sharp.
Again, this argument holds little weight.
Radiant heat does not heat air - which holds little heat and rapidly disperses.
A DVD disc, a single layer DVD disc holds little less than five gigabytes.
Staying the course, however, holds little more promise.
So, for millions of such children, the future holds little promise or hope.
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Just hope this old mineshaft holds up
I know she holds you in high regard
