Sentence examples for little exact from inspiring English sources

The whole noun-epithet system is both extensive and economical it covers a great variety of subjects with very little exact reduplication or unnecessary overlap.

Within this small range of binding, the ratio of added cells/viral p24 bore little exact resemblance to the % of p24 bound with different donor cells.

In Norway, there is little exact knowledge about the smoking behaviour of registered nurses, but the situation among nurses' aides (assistant nurses) is worrying; more than 40%% of Norwegian nurses' aides seem to be daily smokers [ 16], in sharp contrast to female physicians, with a prevalence rate lower than 10%% [ 17].

He is formal, if frank, and more than a little exacting.

A little too exact, perhaps, for critics who question how Mr. McCain, a self-described straight talker who rails against the power of special interests, can be advised by one of the city's best-connected lobbyists.

BuzzLogic will try to make it a little more exact with the acquisition of Activeweave, creator of a popular FireFox browser add-on called BlogRovR that recommends contextual posts from your favorite blogs as you surf the Web.

My sorrow was a little child, Exacting, innocent.

By James Merrill The New Yorker, August 11, 1962 P. 26 My sorrow was a little child, Exacting, innocent... View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By George Packer.

Although Virgo can be a little bit exacting from time to time, Pisces's loyalty makes these signs quite compatible.

Within the political establishment, women could exact little change, and the parties gave scant support to female politicians.

While I waited, I watched a little girl the exact size and shape of Suri Cruise grab at a pair of loafers her father was trying on.