little help
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflittleandhelp
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little
adjective
uk/ˈlɪt.əl/us/ˈlɪt̬.əl/
small in size ...
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help
noun
uk/help/us/help/
the act of helping ...
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(Definition oflittleandhelpfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoflittle help
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Dictionaries are oflittlehelp.
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She gotlittlehelpfrom relatives.
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The libretto is of verylittlehelpin this enterprise.
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Getting by with alittlehelpfrom glycosaminoglycans.
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The administrator getslittlehelpfrom the system itself.
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In this case, even a good scheduling algorithm is oflittlehelp.
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For this reason, when it comes to practice, they are often oflittlehelp.
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The impressive body of concepts to choose from is oflittlehelp.
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By itself, the mismatch idea is oflittlehelpbecause it points in too many directions.
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Here path dependency theory, in the generalised form that it is usually invoked, offerslittlehelp.
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Workers getlittlehelpin managing these aspects from their employers or from the wider culture.
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Cervical collars are oflittlehelp, but often nonsteroidal drugs or analgesics are used.
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I venture to add that it is also remarkable howlittlehelpwe have received from outside.
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Although interesting, the analysis of means gives uslittlehelpin better understanding the naming - reading link.
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Others, especially when modelling the continental climate without taking the oceanic heat transport into account, have been oflittlehelp.
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There islittlehelpin assessment techniques and resources beyond the obvious listening materials which have the answers given.
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In the low absorption regime, asymptotic expansions are oflittlehelpfor the construction of fast methods.
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These dictionaries, however, often providelittlehelpwhen it comes to supplying a user with information on lexical collocations.
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They want alittlehelp.
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Because depressive symptoms are generally less bothersome to others than conduct problems, boys with only depressive symptoms in early adolescence may have receivedlittlehelp.
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Recent debate among philosophers concerning realism and its alternatives has been oflittlehelpto the concerns of scientists and hence of little interest.
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Home owners gotlittlehelpfrom them.
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Sometimes only alittlehelpis needed.
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The draft guidance gives relativelylittlehelp.
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