Sentence examples for little enough that from inspiring English sources

Just a little, enough that the hours were bearable.

You can do a lot of things and still do no harm — and often not much good either, each effort accomplishing little enough that the sum total remains at zero.

Compared with channels like ESPN, which can command as much as $2.61 a subscriber, the Weather Channel charges about 9 cents -- enough, apparently, to satisfy Landmark but little enough that an interloper would have reason to want to invade.

She is paid little enough that she qualifies for a hundred and ninety-five dollars' worth of food food stamps, but they run out after a couple of weeks, and by end of the month the fridge shelves are virtually bare, and Roberts starts skipping meals so that Thomas can eat more.

Sunrise time varied little enough during that period (from 4 23 to 4 34) that it could be estimated that a series of samples collected at the same time of day would have negligible variation in circadian clock.

I pretend to see patience in the sugar maples and the hickories, but any patience I find is mine, and there is little enough of that.

"I think I bring a set of values and viewpoints to the court, and there is little enough of that now," she told The Times last year.

The incline at the edge of the baseball field is steep enough for thrills but short enough that little ones won't have time to get scared.

Both of them wanted their own place and a chance to serve food more reflective of their Italian-American heritage, and in the summer of 2009 they found a spot on Mulberry Street, Little Italy's thoroughfare, small enough that they could afford the rent and the renovation.

The number of DNA molecules in a pool is small enough that there is little chance that repeated or duplicate sequences will occur within a pool.

Or, if the cat is actually chewing a cord, sneak up on and throw some light harmless item or gently swat the cat (with very little force, just enough that would surprise you, and don't do this to a kitten), preferably while yelling at it.