Sentence examples for little groundwork from inspiring English sources

But little groundwork was done ahead of Friday's meeting.

"He wanted to introduce it at a council meeting right after they met, but you really want to lay a little more groundwork before you just jump in," Mr. Keating said.

An analysis in Duke University's Law and Technology Review concluded that "little legal groundwork has been laid to prevent other distressed e-tailers (or their creditors)" from selling on private information.The FTC's letter to Mr Cummings says that in this case, even the compromise it offered to Toysmart would be off the table.

"Come Tuesday we'll know who we're playing and we can do a little bit more groundwork, but we've already got lots of information on both those teams that is sat ready to go.

If you are starting a business to sell your crafts at craft shows, you need to do a little bit of groundwork before you start.

This strategy might be good short-term politics but would do little to lay the groundwork for an actual conservative alternative.

There's also a strong sense of homage to the groups who did the groundwork, that Little Mix might wear sequined pants here tonight.

While Biden has done little to lay the groundwork for a presidential campaign, he has maintained a loyal network of political advisers and has gone out of his way to stay in contact with longtime supporters in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Because Bruce had never taken the opportunity to lay the groundwork, there was little trust between him and his managers.

As The New Yorker reported last year, it did little to prepare the political groundwork for a local trial and barely defended the idea after the unfounded attacks began.

The filing deadline for Chicago's mayoral race is Nov. 24, giving leeway for additional candidates to submit petitions but little time to lay the groundwork needed for such a major campaign, Simpson said.