Sentence examples for little see from inspiring English sources

The result for most ordinary Cubans is not too much change but too little (see article).

Others are considering whether to liberalise a little (see table).Greater labour mobility, whenever it comes, will be beneficial.

With the 20th century, the ranks of memorials to marriage and quasi-marriage do swell a little (see panel).

"She wrote that I wasn't home after school to make cookies when she was little," See said.

And over the next 25 years, the growth of private pensions will increase the gap between those with a big retirement income and those with little (see chart).

After accelerating somewhat during 1995, the rise in these costs has steadied a little (see second panel of chart), suggesting that productivity is rising in step with wages.

Little seen so far suggests we are living under one.

In addition to presenting one of his own dances, Millepied revived two little seen works.

The one place where the Lawrences have been little seen is New York.

Here she proclaims, "I try to do as little seeing of myself as possible".

Frank's films have been as little seen as the famously withdrawn photographer himself.