Sentence examples for but few enough from inspiring English sources

A few of the delegations insisted that they had different counts than the Convention secretary did, and there were empty seats in the Minnesota and Virginia delegations, among others, but few enough that it seemed more like a slink-out than a walkout.

But few enough Americans of the Cold War-era thought in such terms.

We also identified enough predictors to be sufficiently sensitive to explain the patients' ages of illness onset, but few enough to avoid interaction effects that could result in utility problems [ 37].

The book has occasional grace notes, like Carroll's description of an elderly art dealer's struggle with the stairs in Billy's loft, but they are few enough that the reader will be inclined to over-appreciate them.

But then there are few enough reasons to be happy in Tabbaneh.

I haven't climbed many, but I've climbed a few — enough to recall terrors scrambling up rocks, faint delirium from the altitude, and exhilarations at the summit.

Atomic secrets may be the world's most famous class of secret, an oxymoron, surely, but for the fact that few enough people would recognize or understand an atomic secret if it landed in their mailboxes.

Many systems transfer music with some fidelity, but few well enough to please a connoisseur's delicate ear.

A 2003 article likened backups to flossing — everyone knows it's important, but few devote enough thought or energy to it.

Hingis never stops moving when she is at the net, repositioning herself with every shot — something everyone is taught to do but few have enough focus or energy to keep up through a match.

A 2003 article in Business 2.0 likened backups to flossing – "everyone knows it's important, but few devote enough thought or energy to it".