Sentence examples for a comparatively little amount from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to understand why a comparatively little amount of smoke can have such a large effect, when you look at what happens to smokers.

It is notable that no models were created for ddC and FTC in the Rhee et al. study, which are inhibitors for which comparatively little amount of data have been collected in the Stanford HIV DB.

There may have been some women in the no change group who continued to smoke a relatively little amount, and those in the group that changed their smoking behaviour who still smoked a comparatively large amount, for example if they cut down from 40 cigarettes per day to 10.

Yet such labs could process a comparatively small amount of data.

But what is truly striking is how much is done in a comparatively small amount of space.

To this end, the warhead was composed of an unusually thick steel shell, containing a comparatively small amount of explosive.

Recent evidence has shown a comparatively little drop in neonatal mortality rates in Africa between 1990 and 2009 [ 5].

"It's a comparatively little-known painting," said Alexander Bell, co-chairman of Sotheby's old master paintings department worldwide.

Connexive logic is a comparatively little-known and to some extent neglected branch of non-classical logic.

The oil contains a little amount of asphaltene (1 wt%).

Put on a little amount of makeup.