Sentence examples for little to continue from inspiring English sources

We are looking for this high-risk stock, which has recently consolidated a little, to continue its upward trend.

What the Obamas want most, friends and relatives say, is for their little girls to continue to feel like little girls.

In short, it makes little sense to continue the current bombing campaign or to send American ground forces into Afghanistan.

"That made it a little difficult to continue," she said.

But Mr. Zelaya seems little inclined to continue negotiations.

But some analysts say they suspect the stock rally has little strength to continue.

If he returns to Sierra Leone, where Ebola has wreaked havoc, he will have little opportunity to continue his sprinting.

In an era of Twitter and 24-hour broadcast coverage, it might appear to make little sense to continue selling a product that offers yesterday's news.

"After the revolution, some of the partners to Egypt were a little hesitant to continue cooperation," Mr. Hassan of the Ministry of International Cooperation said.

Others, like Ms. Moore of Starbucks, find the early days of breast-feeding frustrating, and their impending return to work means they have little incentive to continue.

He said the SS was guarding the train, and he was afraid, and so he just went back into his little office to continue with his drawings.