Sentence examples for exceedingly little from inspiring English sources

New Hampshire authorities, too, have made exceedingly little public comment about the case, saying it was still under investigation.

Differences in feeding ecology are now recognized as major determinants of inter-individual variations in contaminant profiles of free-ranging animals, but exceedingly little attention has been devoted to the role of habitat use.

Noam Scheiber reports that "Summers functions on exceedingly little sleep.... To power through the day, Summers relies on a punishing Diet Coke regimen.

However, exceedingly little is known about the regulation and function of Fe-S clusters in chronic acquired human diseases.

"Yes, yes [the language] marketing, it is a process of educating the researcher, to teach her/him to say in very few words or in exceedingly little time what needs to be said, and this costs a lot of effort, when you are talking about an investigator she/he needs her/his time and gets angry if that time is not there, it is not a small problem.

She pointed out that this was not somewhere in Australia's "harsh, inhospitable desert interior", but what is now "the pretty, leafy, exceedingly hospitable little town of Bellingen on New South Wales's central eastern seaboard".

There was a time, a year or two since, when I was an exceedingly sensitive little fool — sensitive in that it used to strike very deep when my young acquaintances would call me funny and find in me a vent for their distinctly unfriendly ridicule.

No advance copies of "The English Roses" were given to critics, but if the book's cover illustrations are any indication, the book would seem to tell the story of a claque of exceedingly skinny little girls with immaculate fashion sense.

They have undergone extensive rearrangments, are exceedingly small (~35 kb) and compact, and contain very little non-coding DNA [ 6- 9].

If the Cabriolet has any overt faults, it's that in order to get the car as rigid as possible and it is exceedingly stiff, with little apparent flex to the chassis even on broken pavement or bending through tight turns it's also been made quite heavy.

Nevertheless, to the degree that testing older as well as younger adult animals approached these numbers, both statistical and consumer confidence would increase, and at the very least provide reassurance that the occurrence of sporadic disease must be exceedingly rare, with little likelihood of posing a risk to either human or animal nutrition.