The phrase "a few man" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "a few men" when referring to multiple males.
Example: "A few men gathered at the park to discuss the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "a couple of men" or "several men".
Even a few man managed to make the #dopesquad - including the "dude who returned my wallet intact".
This allows a powerful processor to be implemented on a single chip at a cost of only a few man years.
This pitting of the rights of the Chagossians against the protection of the environment is something Jackson vigorously questions in A Few Man Fridays.
But then the function of stories and the shifting nature of truth are very much at the heart of A Few Man Fridays.
But we eventually find a pub full of Geordies and a few Man U fans up for the day from Woking.
Their story is told in A Few Man Fridays, a play written and directed by Adrian Jackson, the artistic director of Cardboard Citizens, a company that makes theatre for, and with, the displaced and the homeless.
It's time for a climate-smart agriculture but first we must address a few man-made problems.
Web Tools were adapted for use by PPPL physicists accessing EAST data stored in MDSplus with only a few man-weeks of effort; adapting to additional sites should now be even easier.
A few man-made carcinogens (the medical term for all cancer-causing substances) have been part of our environment for centuries; an example is soot.
Turandot has a few man-hating eunuchs, an executioner (Christopher K. Morgan) and two attendants, Zelina Susan Pourfarr) and Adelma (Maria Elena Ramirez), who lust after the prince and masquerade, in wonderful masks, as nuns.
While the controlling software for the Samson Box represents perhaps more than a hundred man-years of software effort, the DSP-based synthesis software on the NeXT Computer has absorbed only a few man-years so far, and to reach the same degree of completeness would require considerably less total effort.
