Sentence examples for little established from inspiring English sources

The youngest sites had little established vegetation, however species richness was similar to the reference sites and functional life forms were present despite being in very low abundance.

CAM use in ethnic minorities has been little established, although patterns of CAM use have been shown to differ by ethnicity [ 39, 40].

In a ward with little established political power, it was no coincidence that both had outside support.

With little established brand loyalty to overcome, Great Wall has a fair chance of competing against Dacia, Opel, Volkswagen, Toyota and Chevrolet, Mr. Stanislavov said.

There is no consistent legal framework — only a handful of states permit legal same-sex marriage — and therefore little established tradition.

The numbers in Somalia, a country racked by 20 years of violence with little established government and few health services, are particularly grim.

That may be why after a little while walking around here, so little seems established, so much seems possible, and the mainland and its cultures seem so far away.

"I just need to slow things down a little bit, establish a little better balance so I can reach the inside corner and hit my spots better," Hampton said.

"Maybe Nao's a little too established for this show".

I need to make No More Tears a little more established first.

The Little Theatre established in 1912 by Maurice Browne became an important outlet for the creative talents of young playwrights.