Sentence examples for conspicuously fewer from inspiring English sources

Conspicuously fewer robots – zero, to be precise – appeared in Tonight with Donny Stixx (Pleasance Beneath), a different type of play altogether: no props, no set, one actor.

A 2010 National Public Radio investigation of Mexican arrest statistics found that Sinaloa had suffered conspicuously fewer arrests than had its peers, though this could simply be evidence of triage on the government's part rather than proof of a conspiracy.

While conducting the IVF experiments, it was found that on completion of cumulus cell dispersal, conspicuously fewer spermatozoa were associated with zonae pellucidae when oocytes had been inseminated with sperm from the KO males.

Conspicuously few works address the current reality of airport security and surveillance; those that do, like Kendell Geers's "Security Blanket," made of gleaming industrial-strength padlocks, are rather oblique.

There's a limit to how much anyone ought to expect from television commercials, and to how upset one should get when they fail to impress, but, at a cost of roughly five million dollars per thirty seconds, an all-time high, this year's Super Bowl commercials provided conspicuously few bangs for all those bucks.

Perhaps this is so, but for a country littered with beer bellies and winos, conspicuously few of our feature films have revolved around thoughtfully written multifaceted principal characters who are alcoholics – usually the heavy drinkers are relegated to the ranting goofballs or sad schleps on the side.

A search on both Facebook and Reddit yielded conspicuously few signs of Telugu trolling, so it appears that those platforms may have taken steps to limit the fallout from the iPhone-killing Unicode symbols.

Despite the fact that a growing number of jurisdictions are giving pharmacists various forms of prescriptive privileges, there are conspicuously few rigorous evaluations of these policy changes.

Doubtless the city's impoverished millions envy the conspicuously prosperous few.

A few conspicuously high class performers, such as Maurice Evans and Noel Coward, have reached a state of precarious equality with their employee, but the rest are kept strictly in their places.

Although the book does contain a few conspicuously extravagant recipes, if anything it errs on the side of frugality, with many pages devoted to plain family dinners and the use of leftovers.