Sentence examples for little indicated from inspiring English sources

To judge by the way the Oslo police were behaving, little indicated that Norway had just been the target of an act of terror, with an acute risk of secondary attacks.

We dichotomised responses to questions 18 and 19 of the OV28 'hormonal' scale so that 'quite a bit/very much' indicated meaningful symptoms whereas 'not at all/a little' indicated no meaningful symptoms.

Little indicates that dialogue is preferred to repression.

Each of those albums generated a charting single, but the band's otherwise moderate sales little indicate Love's impact.

And the government should be as transparent as possible — especially because, so far, there is little indicating that the Navy SEALs acted outside the boundaries of domestic law.

Despite suggestions in some quarters that the plenum will be a turning point in China's economic reforms, little indicates that bold decisions have yet been made.

But the performance of sample 4 changed little, indicating that the different carbon-coated materials used in conjunction have little effect on the detonation velocity of the samples.

By and large, there is little indicating that, at least in this work, Schmitt thought the sovereign to be bound by divine law or natural law.

Since then, despite the use of improved varieties and advanced technologies, the yield potential of present day rice cultivars has improved just a little indicating that these varieties have hit a yield ceiling (Akita 1994).

The XRD spectra (Fig. 1b and Additional file 1: Figure S4) of the CDs before and after adding H2O2 alter little, indicating there are no changes in the crystalline structure of the CDs.

Despite these electronic changes, the D band, which is proportional to the density of defects, varies very little, indicating that the decoration of SWCNTs with Ag NPs does not induce defects.