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With a minor illness , such as a cold , you may have a temperature , while a very serious infection may cause little or no fever . If the tree is in good condition and it 's a minimal amount of fill , just on part of the root zone of the tree , you may see little or no impact . I think that full surround sound in games will grow even greater and there will be little or no limitations of sound designers in the coming years . The term " accepts " means that such materials will be added when offered , although there may be little or no deliberate effort to increase such holdings . " Often , there may be little or no statistical data to measure the impact of a procedure on any " class " of people with a particular disability compared to people without disabilities . Mounting and sustaining operations outside the Allies ' territory , where there may be little or no host-nation support , will pose special logistical challenges . Most likely there will be little or no advanced warning if a terrorist attack occurs . In this case the department is not seen objectively for what it is , but as a " weak " department worthy of disdain , and more severe budget cuts than " strong " departments , which may do little or no teaching . In several other forms of solution , and especially in that to be considered in the next chapter , in which the solution is on instinctive lines , there may be little or no mental discomfort , but anxiety - or repression-neurosis is a state in which mental depression is always present and is often both deep and intense .