Sentence examples for causing little from inspiring English sources

Most typhoons dissipate over the Pacific Ocean, causing little disruption.

Sweat could then be trapped on gauze or filter paper and analyzed, causing little discomfort.

But Jericho was not included in the president's final schedule, causing little disappointment among residents.

But the Twitter messaging has continued, causing little notable disruption and varying widely in content.

Bale, a regional manager for SNH, said that in general the beavers were causing little significant damage.

Two tropical storms made landfall in the United States, causing little more than rain and some beach erosion.

But even those up to 25m across (80ft) usually explode and disintegrate in the upper layers of our atmosphere, causing little or no damage, according to Nasa.

Absent scrutiny, the leaders of these rogue regimes have been emboldened, aware that their actions are causing little more than a ripple of protest beyond their countries.

They have bombed two aqueducts, as well as the infrastructure at the reservoir that provides water to this sprawling capital, causing little damage but heightening alarm.

For now, the Mississippi at St Louis is expected to crest two feet above flood stage on Sunday, causing little damage.

Wild birds are inured to most flu viruses — clouds of the viruses normally infect them, living in their gastrointestinal tracts but causing little or no disease.