Sentence examples for could be little from inspiring English sources

So once again, this could be little more than hypothesis.

Mr. Houlihan added a deeper concern, suggesting that E.D.M. could be little more than a fad.

Without emotional pain, there could be little or no artistic gain.

There could be little argument on the basis of the performance on Saturday.

There could be little resistance, onstage or in the audience, to this gale-force lover.

There's a danger this could be little more than a sticking plaster for the care crisis our ageing population faces.

Mr Maskati says there could be little resistance because of the strength of the forces deployed by the state.

Wilshaw said there could be little difference in school improvement under an academy chain or a council.

City were again largely subdued away from home and there could be little complaint at the outcome.

"We could be a little too late or even a little too early," Mr. Parker said.

"He could be a little prickly".