Sentence examples for note how little from inspiring English sources

Dinkins really was dealt a terrible hand, but he was always quick to note how little he could do to reverse the city's fortunes.

Readers in a hundred years — and Heaney will have readers in a hundred years — will note how little the hurtling technological changes of the modern world impinged upon his work.

But as the Obama administration considers carving out an exception to the Miranda rules for terrorism suspects in the wake of the arrest of Faisal Shahzad, the Connecticut man accused of being the Times Square bomber, it's important to note how little most people understand what Miranda does and doesn't mean.

It is also interesting to note how little his wives speak.

It's disheartening to note how little this cumulative decay seems to register in DC, or even in the press.

While technology has advanced since, considering close to a century has passed since the idea of a credit card materialized, it's particularly surprising to note how little has actually changed with credit card technology.

She notes how little work has been done on the mental health of truckers.

I immediately dashed off an e-mail, noting how little time it takes to write those kinds of notes.

He gave a topography of the federal budget, noting how little of it (twelve per cent) goes to almost everything most people think of as "government".

The leader, John Hunt, noted how "little Gombu was smiling and cherubic, like an overgrown schoolboy... always seeking helpful jobs to perform".

Employees are unlikely to pay for a significant share of their hospital care anytime soon, he said, noting how little the average person pays out-of-pocket today.