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"has little time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that someone has a small or limited amount of time to do something. It can be used in various situations, such as when discussing someone's busy schedule or a deadline that needs to be met. Here is an example: "John has little time to finish his project before the deadline. He's been working non-stop, but he's determined to get it done."
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Sunday Times columnist Rod Liddle, who smokes conventional cigarettes, has little time for e-cigarettes.
She has little time for Thai jingoism.
It has little time to lose.
Happily, Vera has little time for respectability.
Achcar has little time for Arab pieties.
Campbell has little time for shopping.
HE has little time for much else.
Trefil has little time for this.
She has little time to spend with friends.
Petraeus has little time for the easy fixes.
Peyron has little time for landlocked diversions these days.
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has little difficulty
has minimal time
has short time
has little history
has little momentum
provides little time
has little attention
has little patience
gives little time
has little connection
leaving little time
has less time
has little industry
has little alternative
has little sunshine
has little agriculture
has little ability
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