Sentence examples for how little will from inspiring English sources

And the converse, equally pungent: How little will do?

I understand, now, how much compromise will be required of whoever becomes president next, and how little will change unless the House and Senate do.

Books will be written, seams sewn, and city squares named in her honor how much there is to be said of Russian-Jewish ballerina, Maya Plisetskaya, and yet how little will suffice even the most introductory description to the quintessential firebrand.

"If some other countries would have moved in time to be part of this operation I would have been ready to tell you: this is our plan, here is the agreement with our partners, here is how little we will risk and how much we will gain morally as a nation and physically as a country," Rama said.

Indeed people are amazed how little benefit will be gained.

Indeed people are amazed how little benefit will be gained and how much is at risk.

Even with these extras, you may be astounded at how little you will have to pay.

His page three number argues that actually the astonishing thing about Digital Britain is how little it will solve/change.

That makes you acutely aware of how many books there are, and how little time: will you have room to read 3,000 books in your lifetime?

Mr. Rolston, who had Mr. Kelly buy the sofa and several tables from Ikea to free up funds for the soffit removal, added: "I am still totally blown away about how little $8,000 will get you".

Who knows how little it will account for in the future?' With-profits, a cornerstone of long-term savings for pensions and mortgages, could all but disappear following a series of scandals.