Sentence examples for little implemented from inspiring English sources

So far, processes based on photochemical degradation have been little implemented.

RFID systems, known to improve supply chains performances, are little implemented so far in industry, particularly in the field of transport, due to the high economic investment it requests in comparison to other existing solutions.

The latter attempts to find plausible sensitivity analyses of departures from data being MAR and fits with the paradigm of 'principled sensitivity analysis', 49 much discussed in the statistical literature but little implemented in practice.

And instead of using those little implements to scrub away at the ice to change the speed and direction of the "stones" — drag queens do not sweep — maybe the same effect could be achieved by having the competitors gently sway the movement by hurling heated imprecations in their way.

Yeah, I know this shit sounds wild, but I guarantee you if we stood together and slapped these politicians and CEOs around a little and implemented my plans we could really change things.

Canada's previous Liberal government signed the accord but did little to implement it and current prime minister Stephen Harper's Conservative government never embraced it.

These are small measures that cost little to implement but rely on our society understanding that the threat of dying from infections is very real.

Although the Revolution proclaimed women to be equal in rights with men, it did little to implement this view in law.

But Eurocrats say Germany has done little to implement even the few recommendations it was given, such as liberalising construction and services.

But the government that spent four years doing precious little to implement this promise is now in a tearing hurry to push the bill through before the next election, due within the year.

If it is found that the desire to participate in such a scheme is very low, then there is little point implementing it in its current form.