Sentence examples for the problem of little from inspiring English sources

"The problem of little or no growth in real earnings looks set to persist for some time, and we cannot see any reason to expect a significant increase in total consumer spending in the year ahead," the firm said.

Many designs have attempted to solve the problem of increasingly little space, but with little luck.

In The Bronze Horseman, Pushkin poses the problem of the "little man" whose happiness is destroyed by the great leader in pursuit of ambition.

"The problem of too little money to pay pensions and a low birth rate could easily be solved by allowing more immigrants into the country," she said.

"The problem of too little data is nothing compared a slightly newer one, too much data".

Such a configuration limits the problem of too little steam fed to the low-pressure turbine at low loads of the unit.

Of course, their strategy is doomed to fail like every other attempt at inflating the problem of too little revenue away.

But given that rich-world central banks could get printing and solve the problem of too-little demand outright, that criticism could be more usefully allocated elsewhere.

"How can we rid ourselves of the problem of homelessness?" - "Little spikes in the ground?" - "Genius!" Because spikes are the solution to homelessness, right?

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, November 2, 1940 P. 11 Ernest Hemingway, who has wrestled before with the problem of getting various little words into print, has thought of a new scheme in his book called "For Whom the Bell Tolls".

I think it's the problem of LA a little bit.