Example sentences of "little have been [verb] about " in BNC.
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| 1 | Very little has been said about the boom in modern prints . |
| 2 | Whilst a number of writers have commented upon his contributions to debates upon current policy problems , little has been said about the theoretical basis of these contributions . |
| 3 | WHILST much has been said about the abilities of the players , the coaches , the referees , the managers etc , little has been said about the standards of journalism . |
| 4 | Very little has been said about what actually happens or , at least , there are still few readily available accounts of school evaluations conducted by teachers . |
| 5 | In this chapter I shall write only about women in the last group and their position in the British labour market since very little has been written about them . |
| 6 | Over the past few years I have read a great deal of specifically Christian literature in the field of economics and I have been impressed by one thing : while much has been said about the immorality of the modern corporation and the injustice of the structures of international trade and while a little has been said , especially in North America , about the role of government and the need for proper control of money and credit , very little has been written about trade unions . |
| 7 | So far relatively little has been written about the use of review meetings or family meetings in work with elderly people , although their value in practice is increasingly being recognised . |
| 8 | Although comparatively little has been written about the professions in the UK there are those who see these occupations in the same altruistic light . |
| 9 | Much has been written about the subject in terms of the various packages , both actually available and merely promised , but remarkably little has been conveyed about their actual usefulness for the businessman . |
| 10 | When Hale came to survey the law of rape in the seventeenth century , he was confronted by centuries in which very little had been said about the matter . |