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Meanings of very little in English

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Usage of very little in English
1
They are nothing but water hogs, however, and present very little danger.
The Princess Bride
2
We find but very little of such devotion; no, not in Israel.
In Darkest England, and the Way Out
3
Historically, Ireland has produced very little legislation in the area of education.
The Irish Times
4
The earl had very little sense of gravity in any given situation.
Timeless
5
As we have learned from this competition, history often means very little.
The South African
6
He said the changes would add very little to drivers' journey times.
Radio NZ
7
It was very little likely that the debate should be over to-night.
Phineas Finn / The Irish Member
8
In Europe very little is known of that enormous and diverse territory.
Island beneath the sea
9
They promised it months ago, but until recently very little has happened.
The Guardian
10
However, very little, other than the tincture of time, seems to work.
BBC
11
There are very few ladders this year, so very little objective danger.
Climbing Magazine
12
There's very little where I'd agree with that particular personality, on principle.
The Guardian
13
However, very little was done here to support the policy in schools.
The Irish Times
14
No national planning on this issue precisely, or very little, very inadequate.
The new yorker
15
For all the attention, people's understanding of an issue changes very little.
Radio NZ
16
There is very little detail on how the token system would work.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Very little through the time
Very little across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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