Sentence examples similar to little promoted from inspiring English sources

Others, perhaps a little implausibly, promoted him for the Nobel prize, but he lost out to Naguib Mahfouz.

It is surprising that explicit analgesic alternatives have been little developed, promoted, or trialed.

"But, to be honest, I did feel a little frivolous, promoting a goofy little comedy movie while the new administration began going berserk on people's lives.

Many have done too little to promote it to consumers.

She has done little to promote long-term reforms.

The Lassaws' domestic life has been quiet, and he has spent little time promoting his career.

When teams have them, they waste little time promoting them to the majors.

Great Britain did little to promote education during the colonial period.

ANALYSTS also suggest that the card issuers have done little to promote the feature because customers pay nothing for it.

The Portuguese had done little to promote their language here since their merchants first stepped ashore around 1553.

The reason was Stevenson, who still commanded considerable support even though he had done little to promote his candidacy.