Examples of 'little in terms' in a sentence
Meaning of "little in terms"
little in terms: refers to a small amount or significance regarding a specific subject or context
How to use "little in terms" in a sentence
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little in terms
Very little in terms of real felony weight.
At the time there was very little in terms of.
They provided little in terms of output flexibility.
He drank far too much and did very little in terms of work.
They require little in terms of infrastructure or training.
It has a small volume and requires little in terms of ingredients.
Very little in terms of the amount of water.
These exercises require very little in terms of equipment.
Very little in terms of empathy from this president.
The young officers lacked little in terms of rational ability.
And very little in terms of armaments. With daytime temperatures reaching 50 degrees.
Diplomatic assurances therefore provide little in terms of additional protection.
There exists little in terms of governance for robotics at present.
We are a small charity and receive very little in terms of public funding.
There is little in terms of good dialogue.
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So your site will likely require very little in terms of bandwidth.
It costs little in terms of public funding.
The ancient structure of female subordination allowed for little in terms of work experience.
But there is very little in terms of tangible proposals.
Developing APIs in a haphazard, opportunistic way will achieve little in terms of business value.
Small rooms offer little in terms of maneuverability.
Though numerically important, holdings below the threshold contribute very little in terms of agricultural activity.
I have seen little in terms of macro.
There was informed debate although, perhaps not surprisingly, very little in terms of solutions offered.
They do very little in terms of prevention.
Governments both Conservative and Liberal have given too little in terms of concrete action.
Fuse requires little in terms of components.
Traditional wall fireplaces may look beautiful, but they do little in terms of providing heat.
We lost little in terms of hardware.
Government data-collection methods offer little in terms of a solution.
Very little in terms of presets.
As a result, there was very little in terms of uniformity.
This yielded little in terms of significant exhibitions, but a modest success in occasional sales.
In these chapters, however, there is still very little in terms of direct explanation.
It has offered little in terms of comments about what happened.
In contrast to McGregor 's past battles, there is very little in terms of media presentations.
There has been very little in terms of rumors and reported interest involving him.
It 's also worth noting that the client offers very little in terms of configuration.
Well, very little in terms of direct contact.
Wilson 's hit singles were recorded for Brunswick and Gordy earned little in terms of royalties.
The new hub offers little in terms of functionality.
His tenure with the Limerick under-21 hurling team yielded little in terms of success.
This will require little in terms of financial input.
I left school at 16 years old with very little in terms of qualifications.
This protection costs little in terms of design, implementation and processing time for the component.
Once again, his two-year term in charge yielded little in terms of success.
It has held me back a little in terms of my approach to the matter.
In professional football, we have very little in terms of match-fixing . ”.
But it offers little in terms of grammar.
Clearly, after reading his text, he also knows little in terms of international cooperation.
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