Sentence examples for little currency from inspiring English sources

It has gained little currency in China.

A David Larrabee figure had little currency.

There is no factual basis for these generalisations, which have little currency in mine affected communities.

The idea had little currency inside the House, but it found an eager audience among activists and conservative media outlets.

Sepp Herberger's famous aphorism illustrates the key cultural difference with English football — the past has very little currency.

What sort of "values," family or otherwise, abet or turn a blind eye to that? "Overt homosexuality" is a phrase with little currency today.

Why do we have close to 175 little currencies, few of which anybody trusts?

FORBES: Steve, why do we have these 175 silly little currencies, with their tendency to destabilize international trade and investment?

In an attempt to make the plan stick, senior Democrats say that a final trade agreement must be subject to public consultation before Congress votes.Many Democrats also grumble that the TPP says little about "currency manipulation", by which countries deliberately hold down their currencies to boost exports.

Santoro admitted to Garibaldi that he knew little about currency exchange.

It is "forward guidance" with a negative twist.There is nothing wrong with a little mild currency depreciation (or appreciation) now and then.