Sentence examples for little evident from inspiring English sources

For most Americans, Obamacare will mean little evident change.

Washington imposed additional sanctions at that time, to little evident effect.

That day, the Fed put $70 billion into credit markets, but with little evident effect.

That might help explain why he took to the movies with such little evident effort.

According to CNN, "Video showed fog, but little evident precipitation after days of heavy snow.

There was, in fact, little evident anger expressed at the rally.

The same ability to conjure much from little was evident in Douglas Dunn's solos on the festival's final program, "Inventors," on Friday night.

That's a promising idea, but good satire requires wit and some bite, and little is evident in tonight's pilot episode.

There is little garbage evident on the beach although a visitor recently did notice a couple of discarded Champagne corks in the sand.

Growth remains sluggish, with little inflation evident, and Fed policy remains loose, he said, so bond yields could return to the lows reached last summer near 1.4 percent.

That they are difficult to play well was sometimes a little too evident in the uneven quality of the solos, but the final rondo-form variation ended the concert in a burst of exuberant, brazen energy.