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Public opinion, however, may be less hostile than the political elite. NATO seems to be little known and little understood.

Unfortunately, there seems to be little restraint on accompanying guidance as we go about this.

Interest rates are at 1% or below in most rich countries, and there seems to be little prospect of their rising soon.

But there seems to be little correlation between a man's effectiveness and his intelligence, his imagination or his knowledge.

There seems to be little chance that he will grant such a request.

Unless Washington is prepared to sign up to a tough new international agreement, there will be little chance of China getting involved.

The pressure doesnt have to be little, but it should at least let me experience the interesting parts of my job.

There can be little doubt that special classes can help the gifted children to graduate earlier and take their place in life sooner.

In this book, I seem to be little hero Tom. Sawyer brought to his childhood, his family, his school.

Everyone talks about documenting processes, but there seems to be little real guidance on the topic.

As a lunch-chaser, he needed to find his way back home or there would be little chance of survival.

But that a new day was coming up in an ancient land, of that there could be little doubt.

This season, Arsenal seems to be little changed, so what exactly is a means to let the gunmen out of their immature, to be mature?

So Tawa's revolutionary reform turns out to be little more than a typical story of a rural official trying to make money from land.

There seems to be little probability of fulfilling the sells program of this year.

There seems to be little option other than to go along with what you don't want to go along with. That's upsetting you.

The work itself sometimes seems to be little more than the almost forgotten reason for the war of interpretations going on today.

Asean itself may be little more than a talk-shop on to which trade and cultural agreements have been bolted.

Ella Sarah may be little, but she has a BIG sense of style--and it isn't at all like that of her mother, father, and older sister.

There can be little doubt, however, that American government is in many important respects what its architects intended it to be.

Mr Romney will see a lot of stones whizzing his way in the coming months, and the people throwing them will not be little boys.

The March signs of revival turned out to be little more than a technical inventory correction, with no change in the underlying trend.

If the centre-left is likely to be little better than Mr Berlusconi at reforming Italy, then technocracy has an irresistible appeal.

Therefore , let a man either avoid the occasion altogether ; or put himself often to it , that he may be little moved with it.

A great man is always willing to be little. ---Ralph Waldo Emerson, American thinker.

Let's get through the work quickly. There seems to be little time left.

If Greece storms out of the eurozone there might be little fear other countries would follow suit.

In theory, there should be little difference between shares listed on two or more stock exchanges.

For smaller vehicles with high acceleration the wind may be little concern with structural loads.

In the eyes of a 78-year old person, most people seem to be little young.

There seems to be little enthusiasm for it.

There seems to be little misunderstanding .

There seems to be little prospect of this.

If the manoeuvre should succeed there would be little hope of any great resistance.

Yet there can be little doubt it was an unusually large confrontation.

There can be little doubt that this type of corruption will endure for a long time.

That would be a sop to non-voting shareholders who suffer from the "Murdoch discount" but would be little more than title-shuffling.

there seemed to be little relationship between the two when measured over time or between countries.

But right now there seems to be little anyone can do to keep the clones at bay.

Opec's president yesterday warned oil prices could hit $200 a barrel and there would be little the cartel could do to help.

Looking back now, he says that he considered computer dating to be little more than a gimmick and a fad.

Even though the money seems to be little, however, we can get more than the money itself.

Even taking into account possible new discoveries of oil deposits, there may be little or no oil left by the end of this century.

There appears to be little political appetite for a further round of fiscal stimulus or easier monetary policy.

Depressed wages and higher taxes mean there will be little improvement in average living standards for a while.

expectation Considering the problems he's had, there can be little expectation of his winning the match.

While the economy is slowing, there seems to be little hope of further aid or stimulus.

If each household had an equal share of the cash and debt held by all, there would be little to worry about.

A great men is always willing to be little.

If I place were alike , there would be little need for geographers.

But the substance may be little changed: Mr Bolton had been pushing for sensible resolutions on matters including Iran and Sudan.

Given that there can be little or no eradication in Taliban areas, those who live under government control feel unfairly penalised.

A great man is always willing to be little.

But by 2000, when global steel prices were in a slump, all talk of rescue faded away. There seemed to be little that could be done.

Thus there would be little support for another stimulus package of a similar nature.

Wenger knows there can be little margin for error again given their defeat at Fulham in their opening away game of the domestic campaign.

There will be little consumer cheer and businesses will have to look abroad for growth, helped by the lower pound.

It would be little short of a miracle if she recovered.

In this case the intimacy of the boy and girl might be little more than the continuance in this country of old-world folkways .

In the final resort, there can be little debate that the financial media could have done a better job.

If that were right, prospects for the zone as a whole would be little brighter.

Almost half its nine-inch length was taken up by its head. It was quite flat so there would be little meat.

Physicians without the advantage of science would be little more than witch doctors.

If they adopted investment approaches similar to those of mainstream managers, there would be little impact on relative prices.

The research found 85% of those questioned thought there should be little or no coverage of the private lives of celebrities.

but for the world's already nervous oil markets, those plans could prove to be little consolation. Ben Thompson, BBC News, Kuwait.

There may be little that Japan can do without the help of allies in the U. S. and Europe to send the yen lower.

But if fast trains are out of reach for the masses, there will be little or no relief for either rail or road networks.

There would be little snow in winter. And the railroad would cross lands already organized as states or official territories.

Moreover, in Auerbach's era the league considered refs to be little more than disposable hirelings, who were paid around $60 per game.

There appears to be little enthusiasm for your idea.

A big town on the map, An Tsai turned out to be little but the pretty shell of its wall.

If this were the case, he says, there would be little if any net increase in the risk of disease.

At home, however, there should be little difficulty attracting the attention of private and foreign investors.

Even if the hidden messages are known to be present, there may be little the censor can do about it.

On such central joint commitments as Iraq and Afghanistan, there is likely to be little change in policy.

That the euro area is struggling too may be little solace to Mr Darling, since more than half of Britain's exports go there.

If places were a like, there would be little need for geographers .

With Europe in the midst of its own financial crisis, there will be little tolerance for aid hand-outs.

But even then the burden would be little more than 50% in an economy growing at over 10% in nominal terms.

Consider this thought when next you feel tempted to nurse a grievance: that life is too short to be little!

But for reasons that remain unclear, the CAT proved to be little more than a short-lived blip on America's sexual radar.

Instead of a welcome guest, she would be little more than a servant.

If mature, nearby the friend would be little, because he see pure who work carelessly, who the false become sex.

In the end, there may be little the bank can do to clean up governance in a large, powerful country, such as India.

There appears, however, to be little support for reconstruction.

A girl may not even know this has occurred, since there may be little or no blood or pain involved when this happens.

This suggests that, though gun laws may be tweaked after the Virginia massacre, there will be little significant change to come.

PRESIDENT BUSH: "There is a legitimate debate about many of these decisions. But there can be little debate about the results. "

And should the whole experiment go horribly wrong, there can be little doubt that Beijing will nix it overnight.

The glasses are cannot be little to the man suffering from shortsightedness .

In Summer there will be little boats floating on the river, the laughter of children resonating with the sound of the running water.

Tact is the art of recognizing when to be big and when not to be little.

Jesus was calling men and women into places where there would be little, if any, comfort and security.

But once the extra capital spending is taken into account there may be little or no gain in overall economic efficiency.

If properly lubricated, there should be little noise. If you experience noise during sex, add extra lubricant.

you always told me to be little dear. You thought about the future quietly.

But of one point, there can be little doubt: the crises have been frequent and costly.

I often become nightmare, be frightened to wake every time, method can be improved? Even if be little!

If the -u option has been specified, the output will always be little-endian Unicode.

There will be little direct impact on the economy and the move does not make a hard landing more likely.

Even stretching the deadline for action to July, there would be little time to reach a debt-reduction accord.

But with fewer crops to harvest, and herd reductions imminent due to water shortages, there will be little need for more hands.

The welfare of the Chinese today would rise. Moreover, their welfare tomorrow would be little or perhaps even no lower.

According to WHO and ISOS, there appears to be little risk for travelers and most people living in affected countries at this time.

If you log in to an RHEL4 server or an AIX server, at first there will appear to be little difference between the two.

To be little Long, Short announced she would marry Little before long.

First, any such "deal" would be little more than a cold war stand-off, reached by enemies signalling to each other.

There will be little yelps that fall from your lips as the pain intensity increases with each slap on the exact same spot.

At least at the start, he will be little more than a figurehead.

We ought to take the lowest place without being told to do so. If we are sensible and honest, we shall be little in our own eyes.

In a well balanced head there should be little apparent difference in length between skull and foreface.

There appears to be little political appetite to force the issue.

If all places were alike, there would be little need for geographers.

There is legitimate debate about many of these decisions, but there can be little debate about the results.

It was my first time that I spent 5-6 days with nature, it might be little boring, I might ponder bit, and it might be fun.

and eventually there may be little or no pain relief from even very large doses of medication.

So there will be little respite from the dense data smog, which some researchers fear may be poisonous.

I try to live fully so that when and if my luck changes there will be little room for regret or recrimination over time lost or misspent.

When more than 50 data are used in computing limits, there will be little point in further revisions of the limits.

Your story may be little different; hopefully it's brighter than this picture.

There appears to be little substance to the new plans.

Without clear and coherent demands, there will be little to inspire ordinary citizens to take to the streets.

From your current perspective there will probably be little visible difference in the way things unfold, however.

Yes, there will be a lot of filler and unusable thoughts but there also will be little gems, discoveries, and insights.

Exhausting most policy measures now means that there will be little room for additional fiscal and monetary stimuli in the future.

Until external demand picks up, there will be little the government can do to keep Indian exporters out of serious trouble.

And while senior administration officials and lawmakers are calling it an outrage, There may be little they can do to stop the pay outs.

There appears to be little substance.

Such an approach may be little effect because the plant is also inseparable from the city moving again.

Until that happens, the fancy new language in the constitution will be little more than empty words.

There be little hope of his recovery .

If one knew the value of youth, there would be little to lament in old age.

But there should be little room for mixed feelings about the downfall of Col Gaddafi.

Consequently, there should be little reason to fear that lower oil prices will remove a big buyer from the Treasury-bond market.

Perhaps the movement in developer prices tells us there will be little measures with teeth.

There may be little Japan could do to reverse the downward trend.

wood cutting has been brought under control, the raw materials of wooden furniture will be little and little.

It's important that there be little or no background noise in your recording.

But ministers said measures such as Brazil's tax on inflows can be little more than ad hoc defensive rearguard actions.

If Suwon can continue to grind out victories there will be little room for complaint.

While the one-month trend is encouraging, the improvement could be little more than an inventory adjustment.

There will be little left to rob, for the city has been well nigh stripped clean.

There be little or no demand at present for this article .

For years I have been traveling and seeing such amazing walls, which be little sport walls and boulders in so many ways.

Life is too short to be little! !

If we continue with business as usual, they say, we are facing a rise in global temperatures that will be little short of apocalyptic.

But unless banks are able to lend again to good companies, there will be little that is creative in 2009.

If venting is done carefully, there will be little leakage.

If rubbish box is more, just on the street rubbish can be little some.

The reason we say this is because kids love to mimic and actually want to be little versions of us.

As long as its holds such lofty ideals, there need be little fear that dictatorship will become the order of the day in America.

In rich countries there are now roughly four workers for every pensioner. By 2050 there will be little more than two.

Ouch, it hurts. Could you be little gentler?

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You may choose what you like: only let it be little, for I shall walk there and back: sixty miles each way, that is a long spell!

There can be little doubt that he will help me out.

There should be little political disagreement on the vital role of science and technology for development policy.

There will be little rain falling from sky?

Then there will be little reason to own gold.

I may be little, but I have a very big appetite!

B: to learn English well spoken on the need to force yourself to use English dialogue. otherwise there will be little progress.

Therefore, if they achieve a record harvest in the coming year, there may be little storage available, thus pushing increased soybean sales.

Tougher laws will be little use without enforcement, which is the job of mayors.

One reason for this is that in some poorer neighbourhoods there may be little fresh food on sale.

although I like to be little more thick, but you told your goods more like original vintage. so perhaps you are right.

It will be little consolation to Westerners that savers in Japan have known this empty feeling for far longer.

If the doctrine of innate ideas be itself disputable, there seems to be little hope of establishing an opinion. (No. 43)

A great man is always willing to be little. (Emerson)

A at man is always willing to be little. ( R. W. Emerson)

But it might be little else than a proud attitude that says:

(And there can be little doubt that Mr. Market's love affair with equities is based on anything other than artificial stimulants! )

Well, it's alright to be little bitty

There will be little rubs and disappointments everywhere, and we are all apt to expect too much;