Sentence examples for a little dr from inspiring English sources

Updated at 10.47am GMT 10.22am GMT 'They are retreating a little' Dr Oliver Geden, from the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, tells the BBC that these 2030 targets are being set in a distinctly different political climate to when the 2020 ones were set seven years ago: We are moving from an ambitious targets and timetables approach to a classical muddling through approach.

If that's a little TL; DR, what that means is that Flores' wall isn't meant to be seen as an online gallery, although it does display works of art.

In the future it might be possible to go a little deeper, says Dr Wang, but probably not by much.

Though the account is even and scrupulous, it would benefit from a little leavening with Dr Johnson's wit.

"On all indicators the situation in Guinea is a little bit more concerning," Dr Nabarro added.

Not easy, in a world whose economic imperative is to satisfy every appetite, but perhaps a little more urgent now Dr Hall has put numbers on it.

Eliza Thornberry is a little girl with a Dr Dolittle-ish ability to speak to the animals; she travels around the Serengeti with her plummy British dad Nigel, voiced by Tim Curry, and his wacky family.

"Football, particularly in the UK, can be a little bit conservative," says Dr Neilson.

"Mesothermy I see as a little bit problematic," offered Dr Jan Werner, lead author of the Mainz study.

Consider the hapless Dr B a little further.

Iain Duncan Smith, the Work and Pensions Secretary, said the comments were "a little unbalanced and unfair", suggesting Dr Williams was detached from ordinary life.