Sentence examples for instruments little from inspiring English sources
Although mission statements are one of the most popular management instruments, little is known about the nature and direction of the presumed relationship between mission statements and organizational performance.
It's always a challenge with all of our [albums] but we've figured out the perfect palette of instruments, little tricks, minor chords and making it cute.
In summary, despite a relatively large number of available symptom assessment instruments, little research has been undertaken to determine the adequate coverage of symptom clusters appropriate for patients with advanced tumours, and consequently the minimum list of symptoms needed to measure these clusters.
Given the availability of many QoL instruments, little research has surprisingly been conducted to test the responsiveness of QoL tools in MS. Comparisons with responsiveness indices for other QoL instruments in the literature are difficult without a direct head-to-head comparison because the situations in which they were tested are not comparable.
We would open stockings stuffed with pre-tangled Slinky springs and strawberry-scented pencils; we would wrest the paper from rollerskates (for my sister) and, for me, encyclopedias and, one glorious festive morn, a Texas Instruments Little Professor calculator on which I could perfect my maths.
"I play a lot of instruments a little bit.
I must have fumbled with the instruments a little too long.
Why? Arguably punk was most important in its influence, encouraging kids in the suburbs to take up instruments, with little or no musical training.
Moreover, the instruments revealed little about the people who used them since the objects had often been removed from their cultural context by grave robbers and curio dealers.
Even the names of the instruments are little poems in themselves: Eucal Blossom, Zymo-Xyl, Quadrangularis Reversum, Castor & Polux, Spoils of War.
These concertos, and the numerous chamber works that were conceived alongside them, have become standard works for conservatoire students and players of instruments with little mainstream repertoire.
