Sentence examples for ordered little from inspiring English sources

For example, when packing supplies were ordered, little vendor searching or postsale evaluation was involved.

But, he said, courts have ordered little or no reduction when the loss of use or inconvenience — particularly a temporary or insubstantial one — is attributable to an owner's efforts to comply with local rules or laws, rather than the result of wrongdoing.

Although adding a drug to an emergency department-based automated medication management system is known to increase how frequently it is ordered, little is known about this effect when the added drug does not offer substantial benefit over a substitute drug that was already available.

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One such is lox chowder, which makes use of the store's greatest value proposition: the trimmings left over from slicing lox to order, little bits of fish, sliced translucence.

Sure, you may have to wait in line at one of the vast dim sum restaurants, but the experience of sitting at a big round table with Chinese strangers ordering little dishes from roaming carts is worth the wait.

Honestly, how many women really want to juggle client meetings, white papers, and presentations with ordering little Sally's custom birthday cake while figuring out how to get to that parent-teacher conference?

Europe has always felt a little close, a little ordered, a little too scholarly and middle class in its superior refinements.

The rest of the officers are more sane but their orders little better.

The coalition is hiring and training Iraqi police, and will be prepared to use force to impose order as required-because without order, little else will be possible.

Three years after the guns-down order, little has been resolved, and the area has returned to its familiar state of frozen conflict.