Sentence examples for little caused from inspiring English sources

Her thin stature and several periods in her life when she ate little caused her caregivers great concern, leading some contemporary scholars to suggest that Bridgman may have lived with anorexia nervosa.

But what explains Richard Loeb? Perhaps only a Shakespeare could peer deep enough into the darkest corners of the human soul to tell us fully why he risked so much for so little, caused so much pain for so transient a thrill.

The different low-frequency vibration is little caused by the overall vertical vibration (less than 50 Hz).

Just after the break, Little caused a fair amount of trouble with three consecutive corners, each aimed straight at the head of Alleway.

On the other hand, to follow the second idea, we had to have only three indicators which are too little, causing poor analysis and less discriminating power.

He gave little cause for reassurance.

Outwardly, there seems little cause of optimism.

Some analysts see little cause for alarm.

But Fed officials had little cause for cheer.

But, overall, there appears little cause for celebration.

As teaching goes, I have little cause for complaint.