Sentence examples for a little rather from inspiring English sources

And sometimes, the conservative approach in real estate means losing a little rather than a lot of money.

At some stage Johnson will have to speculate a little, rather than rely solely on the tried and tested.

That he's choosing to perplex a little, rather than dazzle you, might be one of the best reasons to see him.

I like abundance, which is best served by providing a lot of a little rather than a little of a lot.

As for the Aussies' own reaction, if they don't like people having a pop at them they should try being a Pom for a while, lighten up a little rather than give us all this Southern Cross sanctimony.

It's all covered in the same kind of nylon weave you find on messenger bags, and has a little (rather useless) pocket on the front.

But it's all a lot too little, rather too late.

If the symptoms had started after the eruption, they were asked to quantify how much these symptoms affected their daily life on a 3-point scale (rather little, rather much and very much).

It is better to make sure you go a little sooner, rather than a little later.

To follow a "little way" rather than a path of great ambition.

When the wealthy stole, they could be deemed mad — actually, a little neurotic — rather than bad.