The phrase "a little regular" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is somewhat typical or usual, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The schedule is a little regular, but we can still make adjustments as needed."
Alternatives: "somewhat typical" or "a bit usual".
Be sure to get sufficient vitamin D. You will need a little regular sunshine daily.
Now that you have a job and a little regular income, resist the temptation to spend all of that money on nonsense.
There comes a Eureka moment when you realize that a little regular cleaning here and there, and cleaning as you go, is a lot more efficacious and pleasant than the three monthly curse-filled nuclear clean and dust-laden living for the remaining time.
Times to be alert include: illness, food territoriality, pregnancy or raising puppies, introduction of any other new pet, a new baby in the family, and any time when every human in the family is too busy to spend at least a little regular time with the dogs.
Secondly one can consider a protein with little regular secondary structure.
In 1955 he moved the printing to a Dublin-based firm, and the schedule became a little more regular, with a steady monthly run beginning in 1958 that lasted into the following year.
For Afridi, retirements seem to come and go like buses, if they were only a little more regular.
His looks were a little too regular, his affable personality registered no hint of conflict or contradiction — or what Talbot calls "the paradoxical quality that often makes a star".
I ran a little in regular shoes and then read Born to Run and decided to go naked.
This generally works a little like regular withdrawals for a 401k — you specify a certain amount of money, and this money is withdrawn from your account at regular intervals and used to buy BTC automatically.
He now has little regular contact with the business.
