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Meanings of little avail in English
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Usage of little avail in English
1
Education of defectives in prudence and self-restraint of little avail.-Surgicalsuggestions discussed.
2
The ship bumped heavily that night and fenders were of little avail.
3
He was given intravenous chemotherapy with nitrogen mustard, but to little avail.
4
They remonstrated with me and pleaded and scolded, all to little avail.
5
Because he knew that with such men words are of little avail.
6
The Counsil is praying daily for her recovery, but to little avail.
7
Here was a case where Stephen's simplicities were obviously of little avail.
8
However, this primitive fare was of little avail to satisfy one's appetite.
9
Coaxing by the attendants was of little avail; force was usually of less.
10
The chapels, pulpits, and gilded Madonnas proved of little avail in a hurricane.
11
The protests of their drivers would have been of little avail.
12
Earthly honours were now of little avail to the new peer.
13
Bench-clearing brawls usually upped the volume of concern, though seemingly to little avail.
14
Punishments and mechanical restraint are of little avail except with infants.
15
This echo of Gregory of Nyssa was for many years of little avail.
16
Her lamentations were of as little avail as her arguments with her father.
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