Sentence examples for little develops from inspiring English sources

Very little develops in a vacuum.

Commercial fishing, though it has considerable potential, is little developed.

"They're like little developing countries," says Mr Kalt.

Most of the railways were built to transport mining products, and otherwise are little developed.

The girdle of the flightless ratite birds (those with a flat sternum) is little developed.

Because of Komi's northerly location and poor soils, agriculture is little developed.

Coal was little developed before 1949, but production rose substantially as a result of the opening of large mines north of Chenzhou in the extreme south.

In the end, polemic dulls this film, leaving it oddly insubstantial its characters too little developed for us to care.Not so for "Letters from Iwo Jima", which opens in America next week and in Europe at the end of February.

Commercial fishing, although little developed before 1970, has been rising in significance since then, especially with the increased use of factory ships, which can catch and process large quantities of fish.

Although conceptually the micro level business ethics of which Solomon writes speaks to the circumstances of that worldwide majority, in practice that micro ethics is little developed by and commands scant attention from academic business ethicists.

Its melody is simple and the harmony little developed.