Sentence examples for little itself from inspiring English sources

It relies on its big advertisers, such as Santander, Vodafone and LG, to market its races indirectly, spending little itself to promote the sport.

Mr Maine accuses BT not only of stopping third parties such as himself from offering broadband, but also of denying the country the benefits of the technology by doing so little itself.

But current and former Trump advisers say that his Administration, which, like Obama's, has its own internal divisions on Russia and how to respond to the latest intelligence, has done little itself to counter the threat.

Ironically, while nearly every other market sector has incurred disruption by new technologies, venture finance, which funds many of these new technologies, has innovated little itself.

In his review of Tenebrae, Kevin Lyon observes, "The plot revolves around the audacious and quite unexpected transference of guilt from the maniacal killer (about whom we learn very little, itself unusual for Argento) to the eminently likeable hero, surely the film's boldest stroke".

Little Women itself ends as it opened, with another Christmas.

New York could use a little restoring itself right now.

Little Bird itself is an example of incremental openness.

But it will do little by itself to secure Mr Brown's.* "Debt Relief and Growth".

After all, a tweak in the federal funds rate counts for little by itself.

Mr. Shawn accepted it, indicating gently that it might need a little squeezing itself before publication.