Sentence examples for a little input from from inspiring English sources

"The Houses of Parliament on Fire" might almost have been painted by Monet with a little input from Philip Guston.

As a whole, they tend to think they can just figure it out on their own with a little input from a trusted source like their parents, she says.

For example, a childcare bureaucrat can choose to work closely with a certain stakeholder to develop a policy or they can develop a policy with little input from that stakeholder.

Prentice then brought in a new budget with little input from the public or even his own caucus, filling it with tax hikes on individuals (which riled his right flank) and none on corporations (which riled the left).

The negotiations with Ms. Reynolds, particularly in the early stages, were largely carried out by Lawrence M. Small, the Smithsonian's secretary, and Sheila Burke, an under secretary, with little input from the museum staff and its board, Mr. Selin said.

The D.S.M.-5 was created in a vacuum by psychiatrists, with little input from the psychologists, social workers, counselors and nurses who compose the majority of the mental health work force.

Since then, the site has mostly continued its mission of helping bands and labels fund their projects through a subscription-based plan, with little input from its new owners.

There were few channels for feedback to policymakers at the central level, no tradition of societal pressure, and hence little input from a broader audience (Jönsson 2002, p. 86).

Shell co-sponsored a pension overhaul that was rushed through the state House with little input from educators, a move that touched off teacher protests.

However, in Southeast Asian settings, we often see a more one-way style with little input from the patient.

But inside the House Republican conference, conservatives had the opposite view: that Boehner was a tyrant who ran the House with little input from members.