A LITTLE SAY

Can you give me a little say on the color of my room?

He had a little say in the game plan for today's soccer match.

The team captain allowed each player to have a little say in the team name.

Give the children a little say in planning the picnic.

The group gave each member a little say in choosing the camping location.

She always has a little say in our weekly team meetings, offering insights on upcoming projects.

Despite being shy, he managed to have a little say during the heated debate about climate change.

At family gatherings, even the youngest members are given a little say in choosing the weekend activities.

The software development team welcomed everyone to have a little say in the new features being added to the application.

The experienced diplomat had only a little say in the delicate negotiations between the two conflicting nations.

She only had a little say in the decision-making process.

Despite his expertise, he was given only a little say in the project.

As a newcomer to the team, she felt she had only a little say during meetings.

Although she disagreed with the plan, she had only a little say in changing it.

The committee listened to her, but ultimately she had only a little say in the decision.

A little say is better than complete silence.

Better to have a little say than to say nothing at all.

Having a little say can make a big difference in decision-making.

Sometimes, even a little say can sway opinions.

Never underestimate the power of a little say in shaping outcomes.

Don't hesitate to provide a little say when it matters.

A little say can go a long way in shaping our decisions.

In the meeting, she offered a little say on the proposed budget cuts.

They always ask for my opinion, but I only have a little say in the matter.

The students were eager to have a little say in the selection of the field trip destination.

She wanted to give a little say about the new policy during the town hall meeting.