Sentence examples for low to nothing from inspiring English sources

"The number of foreign bribery cases and investigations in most countries is low to nothing," she said.

Americans save too little, the low-paid next to nothing.

That scandalous "you think that's low" ad cost next to nothing, because everyone involved either was an employee working gratis or was paid with free roundtrip tickets.

A diet rich in diverse leafy greens, avocado, nuts, legumes, and wild fish is one way to get to "low carb;" nothing but pepperoni would be another.

God chose the low and despised to reduce to nothing those who think they are something (1 Cor. 1 27).

Over and over, he took a populist line to jab at the shibboleths that China promotes, urging workers not to cheer headlines of new prosperity when their "low-wage labor adds up to nothing but a single screw in the boss's Rolls-Royce".

Meanwhile, low-income families get next to nothing".

The stakes were low, with nothing to lose except the dubious right to boast "We're No. 3," but a pleasurable tension built as the game shaped its own fine spectacle, thanks to the evenness of the sides and the brio and daring of the players, who (it seemed to me) started out sullen and ended up surprising themselves by playing for the sheer joy of it.

The little-known predictive that decides every political race, high or low, has nothing to do with policies, war strategies or economic successes.

* Respondents marking the 4th or the 5th answer option in the question "I have talked to my parents about... .........., with a five-point Likert scale labeled from a low "Nothing" to a high "A lot" score.

But its continued efforts to keep interest rates low are doing nothing to encourage lending by banks.