Sentence examples for little term from inspiring English sources

As Mac Wellman pointedly illustrates in his odd little term paper of a play, "Two September," at the Flea Theater, the roots of America's ultimately disastrous involvement actually date back to the turbulent late days of World War II.

A tidy little term paper could be written about the motifs in "The Burning Plain" and about the way they wind through a multistranded, chronologically fractured story of loss, guilt, betrayal and general moroseness.

In the same way, normcore was just a word until we saw it reflected back at us in the products we suddenly coveted, chaos magic will remain just a pleasing little term until we look down and realise: oh, we're wearing crystal balls on our ankles.

It's a cheery little term that combines addictive habits and mental- health issues; every homeless person's twin Saddams.* "I used to win all the time.

Based on current Web usage statistics, the new bandwidth caps will have little short term impact on Web viewing experiences.

Then I would think of God in much too little terms.

While the OPEC agreement may strengthen oil prices in the short term, it probably will have little long-term effect.

Current records show little long term dietary change in the general population.

Job protection leads to substantial increases in participation of mothers with children under 6, but with little long term effects.

In addition, modelling of different data showed little long term benefit of either viral load or CD4 cell count monitoring.

MTX FA has little short-term toxicity and no appreciable long-term toxicity (McNeish et al, 2002).