Sentence examples for which are little from inspiring English sources

(Use this type for the labor-intensive tater tots, which are little short of a revelation).

Guatemala's restored democracy features puny and mainly new parties, many of which are little more than personal vehicles.

Tobin Charney makes $400,000 a year out of his 131 trailers, some of which are little better than hovels.

It is against extending the current rules focusing on simple interest payments, which are little used to hide income, to include foundations and trusts.

With heritage preservation a low priority, many of the old buildings, some of which are little more than grand facades, are vulnerable to rapacious "land grabbers".

One person wants milagros, which are little spiritual votive offerings, another wants old Venetian glass, someone else wants an old tin chandelier".

Endorphins, which are little-but-mighty neurotransmitters in the brain, are released during bouts of exercise.

For the first time, allowances will be made for parental duties, travel time, and other obstacles which are faced every day by the poor -- but which are little-understood by prosperous "bipartisans" from either party.

In August, the figure was 7.3 million, which was little changed from the previous month.

He picked Helsinki, which was little more than a rocky market town on the Baltic.

It also made London appear extremely glamorous, which is little short of a miracle.