Sentence examples for little duration from inspiring English sources

My high-yield portfolio is up 15% year to date, taking little duration risk.

The death toll was both stunning and unanticipated by combatants who, in both the North and the South, had at the outset expected the conflict to be of short duration and little human cost.

The decision of Downing Street to abandon its deliberate policy of diplomatic silence and pollyanna optimism and to speak out bluntly reminding Germany once more that a cultivated little war of short duration might quickly spread into a devastating general war of long duration, was agreed upon after a two-hour conference at the Foreign Office.

Isoflurane anesthesia of short duration had little impact on the concentrations of cytokines in the present setup.

The 5 most frequent SRs meeting the accepted definition following UC chiropractic care with the percentage of occurrence were; Tiredness (10.4%), radiating pain (6.3%), neck pain (5.4%), dizziness (4.9%) and headache (4.2%) all primarily with mild intensity, short duration and little affect on daily living.

But for the purpose of reacting to an outbreak of disease, hotspots of short duration are of little interest as there isn't enough time to detect, diagnose and implement a change before the outbreak resolves itself naturally.

Finally the Quality Circle technique, consisted of short duration meetings with little financial incentives, thus the feasibility of using this approach in osteoporosis aware physicians in other settings is high.

The fact that this behavior didn't start until adolescence, was short in duration and had little larger impact on our lives meant that there was nothing diagnosable going on.

Average exposure showed little correlation with duration of employment (r=-.1) and duration of exposure (r=.0).

The effects of short sleep duration have been explored little in patients with type 1 diabetes.

For a given cilium, the onset time and the amplitude of the Ca2+-activated current varied little over the duration of a typical experiment (Fig. S1).