Sentence examples for enough fewer from inspiring English sources
Fewer people of working age means, obviously enough, fewer workers.
Sure enough, fewer small businesses, the group most affected by this policy, are wired in Britain than overseas.
True enough, fewer than 2,000 service men and women have lost their lives in the fighting.
The group is small enough — fewer than 100 people — that we refer to each other in conversation by first names only: Yuri, Carolyn, Gary, Spencer, Franco.
About half of voters in last week's primaries said Mr. Romney's positions were not conservative enough; fewer said so on Tuesday.
If the males don't sing loudly enough, fewer females will show up for the party, reducing each male's chances of mating.
Tetracycline and chloramphenicol have a dramatic curative effect, however, and, if treated early enough, few die.
One World Is Enough: Few philosophers describe themselves as "materialists" these days.
Fair enough, few Guardian readers would share his hard-right views.
Although his newspaper may be popular enough, few people want to have anything to do with him.
For some members of the England squad, it has been a comfortable enough few days at Irdning, up in the Austrian Alps.
