History offers little consolation.

That's consolation. It's very similar to human consolation.

History offers little consolation. The EU s handling of relations with Serbia in the past only encouraged intransigence.

But that is little consolation, because they can still disrupt progress toward a stable constitutional government.

That was our only consolation.

That was our only consolation.

That was my only consolation.

And consolation behavior, it's empathy driven.

To be sure, this is not much of a consolation.

Admittedly, the IMF was not alone in failing to interpret the underlying facts that triggered the crisis, but that is little consolation.

Your sorrow is great, but you will find consolation.'

Now we also study more complex expressions. This is consolation.

When it does, better equipped quarantine wards will be poor consolation.

I didn't win, but at least I got a consolation prize.

And the apocalyptic, secular or religious mentality is just a matter consolation or a lack of it.

Little by little our knowledge of English increases.

A small consolation in the current crisis is that inflation rates are now coming down.

The most frequent consolation in this failure is that a really bad crisis is purgative.

Some take consolation from this, viewing it as positive that Europeans prefer leisure to work.

Clearly the Fund s surveillance of the US economy was ineffective, and its multilateral surveillance of financial markets no better. Admittedly, the IMF was not alone in failing to interpret the underlying facts that triggered the crisis, but that is little consolation.

Though the Syrian and Iraqi Baath parties were bitter foes, there was consolation in that both were members of a confederacy of despotisms.

Very little. Very little. Morphology and a lot of guesswork.

True, Barroso offered Barrot the symbolic title of Commission Vice President, but this is a mere consolation prize that doesn't fool anyone.

'A little of my kvas?

It is of little value.

Don't make little of me.

That French President Jacques Chirac is even less popular in the US than Schröder gives German diplomats slight consolation.

Never... No, it's all ended, all that served as a consolation, as a reward for my labours, my sufferings...

He recovered little by little.

I have little knowledge of biochemistry.

Have a little of this cake.

Have a little of this cake.

We have little chance of winning.

We have little chance of winning.

We have little chance of winning.

We have little chance of winning.

True happiness consists of desiring little.

There is little hope of success.

Critics thought little of the play.

There is little chance of success.

I'm a little out of practice.

The result was of little significance.

Christmas means coming home to many people but when that isn t possible, preparing a magic meal can be a consolation.

Since then, the EU has tried a little of this and a little of that a little common economic policy around the introduction of the Euro, a little common foreign policy around the Iraq war.

This plant grew little by little.