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Meanings of have little in English

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Usage of have little in English
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Political parties, and National in particular, have little tolerance for defeated leaders.
Radio NZ
2
Thousands of ordinary citizens have little or no access to their funds.
Reuters
3
They have little confidence that the government can rise to the challenge.
Reuters
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Rakhine Buddhists say they have little doubt who will come to power.
Reuters
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I have little time for talk, the amount of work there is.
Sovereign
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Many Mexicans have little faith in police forces or the justice system.
Reuters
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In such circumstances, members of the public have little chance of redress.
The Irish Times
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So the market may have little room to rally in coming months.
Reuters
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Yes, I know; though I confess I have little faith in it.
When Wilderness Was King / A Tale of the Illinois Country
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But the new local savings plans of £523m still have little credibility.
The Guardian
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They have little interest in the conditions of the workers they supply.
The Irish Times
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The vast majority of those people have little previous experience in agriculture.
Reuters
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I have little doubt that Scotland's academic researchers will continue to thrive.
The Guardian
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But they will become commonplace in due course, I have little doubt.
The Guardian
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Our readers will have little difficulty in guessing who the writer is:
St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 5, Nov 1877-Nov 1...
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In reality we have little or no control over other people's property.
The Irish Times
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