Sentence examples for submitted little from inspiring English sources

It was designed by Jørn Utzon, a young, visionary, temperamental architect from Denmark, who won the design competition, in 1957, despite having submitted little more than dazzling sketches.

The ICMs were generally purchased or developed for whole trusts or regions, which led to several regions submitting little or no data during the first years.

Restricting analysis to sources that provided complete staging on all cases submitted made little difference to the results (Table 1c).

Witness the proliferation of opaque outfits called state corporations, which manage public assets but retain profits for their own benefit and submit to little public scrutiny.

While some healthcare providers use text alerts to remind patients about appointments or about submitting data, little use is made of responsive telehealth – the sending and receiving of linked information.

Sulzberger was a quiet, self-effacing chap who (as his executive editor Max Frankel recalled) would occasionally submit a little piece for publication – and never complain when it didn't appear.

There's a small problem with the sentence that precedes this piece of sisterly advice to Dorothea from her sister Celia: '"Why can't you think it your duty to submit a little to what James wishes?" said Celia, with a sense of stringency in her argument.

If your name comes up, you can claim your cash by submitting a little extra information, including your Social Security number, which is needed to make sure you're you.

It's unclear whether Frey originally submitted "A Million Little Pieces" as a novel or a memoir.

Jefferson isn't sure what the actual hold-up is since the first version submitted had very little different besides some upgrades from the first version.

The resignations were submitted on Wednesday, a little more than a month before the 2008 season — the first under the new management — is to begin on April 23.