Sentence examples for have little to cheer from inspiring English sources

Those supporters have little to cheer at present.

Some days we seem to have little to cheer about, and every now and again an event strikes our fancy.

As the year draws to a close, I would have little to cheer were I a northern Conservative MP reflecting on my electoral fortunes.

THOSE who hoped that the arrival in power of Barack Obama and Raúl Castro would bring a thaw in the continuing 50-year cold war between the United States and Cuba so far have little to cheer.

Conservative policy wonks like Levin, who for years have been pushing the G.O.P. to be serious and creative about health care, have little to cheer for in the current debate.

The results—especially a probable victory by an opposition alliance in the critical race for governor of Baja California mean his cherished "Pacto por México", a cross-party agreement among political forces to push through unprecedented reforms, is likely to remain intact.Voters, however, have little to cheer about.

That did little to cheer lawmakers.

Those who came had little to cheer.

In Denver, fans have had little to cheer.

Brown made sure the crowd had little to cheer about.

Advocates of federal action to address climate change had little to cheer about in 2010.