Sentence examples for gathering little from inspiring English sources

Apple is an outlier in that they've benefitted the past several years despite gathering little or no outside perspective before a product launch.

It's one of the toughest problems facing any information-driven business today: How do you collect "big data" about anonymous groups of users or customers, while at the same time guaranteeing that you're not also gathering "little data" about their private lives?

Whether you're hanging out with your favorite fellow single or having a gathering, little thoughtful gifts can be fun.

The book casts a wide net, gathering little-known information from contemporary radio interviews, fanzines and Brian Epstein's personal diaries.

"Mine is probably gathering a little bit of dust".

The Asia Pacific leaders' gathering produced little in the way of tangible accomplishments.

Considering the time strictures, they do all seem remarkably laidback, gathering in little clutches around the house.

The Spanish bank has been gathering other little British bank piglets -- Alliance & Leicester and Bradford & Bingley -- into its home.

Police said the victims were leaving a family gathering a little after 10 p.m. when four people in a passing car opened fire.

I was depressed, sad, hopeless and felt like I was a fool for not gathering what little gold I had left before it too fell into the dark, bottomless hole pictured on the cover.

So Mr Miliband dusted off an idea that was gathering a little dust on his shelves, and he declared last summer that he would end "machine politics" and mend - though not end - the relationship with the unions.