Sentence examples for a far smaller number from inspiring English sources

A far smaller number say they live for being at war and vow never to leave.

Heating-oil users (a far smaller number, concentrated in the north-east) should expect a 27% hike.

Most American officers and officials whom I spoke to expected a far smaller number — closer to fifteen thousand.

We desperately need changes in policy – our asylum laws were written a long time ago when there was a far smaller number of political refugees.

(Bosnian Muslims had killed several hundred Serb civilians around the enclave, a far smaller number than the seven thousand killed by Mladić's forces in 1995).

A far smaller number, about 100,000, actually go to a single Web site to view their incoming bills and electronically pay them, according to Gartner.

A significant but far smaller number of respondents (28%%) found that lack of knowledge of alternatives or initiatives and suitably qualified manpower was an impediment.

The other 59 victims (13%) were internationals, which though a far smaller overall number illustrates a greater rate of attack when compared to their numbers in the field (it is estimated that less than 8% of humanitarian staff in the field are internationals) (ibid, p. 3).

But it has suffered a string of humiliating defeats by far smaller numbers of jihadist militants from Islamic State (IS) since January 2014.

Far smaller numbers blame a shortage of freeways, poor public transit, lax enforcement of traffic laws or bad drivers.

But he also mentioned some far smaller numbers that startled a soft-drink drinker.