Sentence examples for implement a little from inspiring English sources

While Shawn Mendes is on tour this summer he plans to implement a little something he learned from Taylor Swift.

One was a software cache where they implemented a little cache on the local store.

And since we are implementing a little more than 100 words, that requires a minimum memory of 500KB, way outside the range of the Flash memory already on the Mega32.

"It is unfortunate that the city administration continues to implement a sweetheart deal that offers little economic benefit to Brooklyn but is a windfall to professional baseball," Mr. Golden said in a statement released immediately after the event.

"We think that we should be implementing it a little more slowly," he said.

As if that weren't bad enough, we have a shortage of dentists that is only going to get worse when the Affordable Care Act is fully implemented in a little more than three months.

"Those who are speculating about how those recommendations might be implemented are a little ahead of themselves at this point," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters Friday when asked about the timeline and the Los Angeles Times' report.

Climate change is a desperate situation, and we have very little time to implement a solution.

Their scheme, DPM, is simple and easy to implement, and has a little overhead on routers and the victim.

The proposed strategy is easy to be understood and implemented, and only a little pre-needed information is required.

"A lot comes down to the way in which the scheme is designed [and] how it's implemented … Taking a little bit more time with this, I think, would make a lot of sense".