Sentence examples for relatively little that from inspiring English sources

Its main purpose was to offer a codification of the law, and only incidentally adaptation, and so it introduced relatively little that was new legislation.

When I saw how relatively little that was, I felt encouraged.

The second way my days stray from "average" is that as far as career paths go, there is relatively little that can be considered "average" about the things I get to do.

We found no matches to the putative species or enzymes thought to be important to anammox [34], but recognize that our detection may be limited by the relatively little that is known about anammox metabolism.

Managers have so much power vis-à-vis the stockholders and their total share of profits is so relatively little that their ability to pay themselves high salaries is limited only by the conventions of the business world.

His nomination of John Ashcroft for the post of attorney-general has terrified some abortion-rights people, but there is relatively little that even that ultra-conservative former senator can do to stop abortions without changing the constitution.

In addition, some intelligence experts and historians expressed great disappointment that the documents were so heavily censored and provided relatively little information that was not already in the public realm.

Although there is relatively little information that is directly pertinent to such mechanisms, one study [ 59] suggested that LOH events connected with BRCA-linked disease might occur early in breast development.

Relatively little of that small-dollar fund-raising has gone on so far this season among people in entertainment.

But, he went on, the artist must also love the relatively little things that grow on the mountain's back.

As Frank Thompson, author of "Alamo Movies," has written, these films "tell us relatively little about that historic moment in time.