Examples of 'little to show' in a sentence
Meaning of "little to show"
little to show - Having very limited results, achievements, or possessions to display or exhibit
How to use "little to show" in a sentence
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little to show
With very little to show at the end of it.
Especially when we have so little to show for it.
I have little to show for my efforts.
There seems to be very little to show for it.
There is little to show that the present leadership do.
Some told of years of struggle with little to show.
With precious little to show for it.
Too late to have a safe abortion and too little to show.
And there is very little to show as an end product.
Dieting takes up so much human endeavor with so little to show for it.
There seemed so little to show for the business.
Billions have been poured into unproductive government projects with little to show.
But there is precious little to show for it to date.
Many entrepreneurs are continually struggling to build their businesses with little to show for it.
Taxpayers have little to show for it.
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Veracruz has a reputation as a town with a rich history but little to show for it.
We had very little to show then.
I would find myself losing hours in a week with very little to show for it.
Walk a little to show them to me.
And yet the scientists had little to show for it.
Very little to show for it.
Millions of dollars wrong with very little to show for it.
I got so little to show for it.
Max is a cabbie with big dreams and little to show for it.
Presently there is little to show that the area was once a community.
Three years have passed with little to show for it.
There is very little to show for the time spent together.
He swings a sledgehammer and breaks concrete all day and has little to show for it.
It takes so little to show love.
Fools consume their wealth, when it is gone they have little to show for it.
And very little to show.
Although there was much talk about gender mainstreaming, there was little to show for it.
You can lean forward a little to show your interest.
Numerous promises of this kind have been made in the past, with little to show.
Gates had little to show off in the way of new gadgets.
I realise that you have a problem in that you have little to show for your presidency.
It costs us very little to show appreciation to those with whom we work.
On Oak Island has come and gone with little to show for it.
Obama has little to show for his peace efforts since taking office.
The deals have left Credit Suisse with little to show for its money.
With very little to show for your efforts. no songs.
In fact when I recalled my life I had very little to show for it.
You can tilt your head a little to show that you are listening closely.
Fourteen years later, he has little to show.
Mr Macron is left with little to show for a year of frenetic diplomacy.
But in terms of action, it has little to show.
Regrettably, there was little to show for two years of effort.
But for all of their talk, they have precious little to show for it.
But so far, it has little to show for its efforts.
Ambitious predictions attracted funding, but after a few decades, there was little to show for it.
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