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Meanings of little change in English

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Usage of little change in English
1
Nevertheless there was little change in the temperature; the thaw still prevailed.
The Eagle of the Empire: A Story of Waterloo
2
There was little change in the habits and tone of social intercourse.
Four Years in Rebel Capitals / An Inside View of Life in the Sou...
3
He forecast little change in Western Canada Select heavy crude oil prices.
Reuters
4
At first sight there had been little change in the general scene.
Storm Over Warlock
5
Another little change to add to the momentum for overall cultural reform.
The Naked God
6
We paddled on all the afternoon with little change in the river.
The Naturalist in Nicaragua
7
Including taxes, there is little change from £600 during the high season.
The Irish Times
8
I guess it was the little change in him that startled me.
The Cost
9
Time passed, but with little change in the condition of the patient.
St. George and St. Michael, Volume 3
10
The rise of Christianity to political power produced little change in policy.
Anarchism and Other Essays
11
The death of her aunt made very little change in her situation.
Caleb Williams; Or, Things as They Are
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A study of what he saw showed little change in the situation.
The Land of Mystery
13
The year and a half had made little change about the place.
Kilgorman: A Story of Ireland in 1798
14
And, after all, the bitter experience had made little change in her.
The Whirlpool
15
There was very little change in our school laws for several years.
Country Life in Canada Fifty Years Ago / Personal recollections ...
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That is a downgrade from earlier expectations for little change from 2018.
Reuters
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Ireland
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