Sentences with phrase «precious little evidence»

Unfortunately, until now we have seen precious little evidence of such a collective response.

I've seen precious little evidence that advocates have done much to minimize the problems.

That is the sort of thing we are always being told but there is precious little evidence of it on the pitch.

I see precious little evidence that this is happening in my home country.

But archaeologists have uncovered precious little evidence that the civilization practiced widespread animal domestication, which might have been needed to sustain such a big population, says Ashley Sharpe, an archaeologist at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama City.

This sounds great, but the key is in the doing, and there is precious little evidence Washington can force real transparency.

There is precious little evidence that equipping school staff with body - mounted video kit will help tackle disruptive students, says teacher Tom Bennett

Trouble is, according to Symons and other critics, «adaptationists» such as Hrdy have precious little evidence to appeal to.

In a survey of the nation's 42 largest school districts, attended by approximately five and a half million students (or nearly 10 percent of all students in school in America), we have precious little evidence that school districts care at all about what happens to gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgendered (GLBT) students, says Jennings.

Totally ignore it if you're not a genre fiction author; there's precious little evidence or thinking in it that applies to you.

Evidently, that's not been the case, and there's precious little evidence to suggest that any forthcoming title from Sony is going to do anything with PS3 that would trouble the 360's processors.

As far as I can tell (and believe me I have looked) there is precious little evidence of unusual warming, none at all that it is human generated, and now even the evidence that there has been warming at all in the last century is looking shaky.

Although there is precious little evidence that any lawyers have gotten themselves in ethical hot water using social media, the Philadelphia Bar Association recently gave its own example of the potential dangers when its Professional Guidance Committee issued Opinion 2009 - 02 (March 2009).