Sentences with phrase «precious little access»

And sometimes the only exposure: There's precious little access to European distressed assets for private investors right now, but alternative managers offer the chance to get in on the ground floor for what's to come...

While such a sensitive psychological approach has the potential to delve deep, the treatment lacks the dramatic thrill of a traditional endangerment story, offering rich parts for Saoirse Ronan and Cynthia Nixon, but precious little access to their inner thoughts — and less to grab the attention of general audiences.

Not exact matches

Some of it has to do with where I'm located and not a lot of access to those, but some of it is also that I have 6 kids and homeschool and have precious little time left over.

Lower requirement for access to cooling water — therefore suitable for remote regions, or those with little or no access to precious or external water sources, and for specific applications such as mining or desalination.

The exception is that precious little has been done about the one barrier to access to justice that dwarfs all other real and imagined barriers combined, namely, the ruinous time and cost of litigation.

When Apple announced iTunes Match at WWDC back in June, it was a little unclear whether the service would allow you to stream your music library to your iOS devices as opposed to storing it locally — allowing you to access your tracks without actually taking up any of your precious storage space.