Sentence examples for A bit fewer from inspiring English sources

Brian Flynn, an assistant inspector general in the office, said a bit fewer than half of the visits turned up no major problems with management or execution.

The number of potholes is reportedly on par with, or a bit fewer than, those caused by the brutal weather of the previous two winters.

"We'll still make mistakes," he adds, but "we'll probably make a bit fewer than people who have not had the experience". Being an entrepreneur requires passion and an adaptive personality, he says.

There are a bit fewer people flying because of scare-mongering that its dangerous to fly, that you're going to get held up at the airport for a long time.

Reinhart and Rogoff may get a bit fewer high-profile invites, as will Alesina and Ardagna; but Bowles and Simpson are still touring, the same people at the BIS and the OECD are still issuing dire warnings about the dangers of easy money, George Osborne is still making pronouncements, Paul Ryan is still the intellectual leader of his party.

A bit more apartment living and train-riding (and a bit fewer suburban houses and cars) might make life cheaper for the Ramen crowd as well.

While there are plenty of cultural underpinnings for the plant-based explosion — we'll get to that in a bit — few are more powerful than the phrase itself.

"As leader of the opposition, you get your moments to set out your vision, but they are a bit few and far between.

"You have your Adeles and Taylor Swifts, but they're a little bit fewer and farther between".

Their absence would strain the faith, a bit, but few theorists say they would give up.

But as air travel picks up a bit, a few full-service airlines are once again trying the image approach.