Sentence examples for far lower numbers from inspiring English sources

In Britain it is usually assumed that women watch sport in far lower numbers than men.

The senators sponsoring the bill have predicted far lower numbers of new immigrants.

Hispanics represent more than a third of the state's population but traditionally vote in far lower numbers.

Activists and rebel fighters who have been interviewed over the Internet consistently describe far lower numbers of foreign fighters and Islamist militants, and the few reported interviews with Islamists have provided little agreement on what kind of government they envision— whether along the lines of Turkey, Saudi Arabia or Iran, for example.

In the 1960s, Soviet Union (USSR) whalers illegally killed almost 180,000 cetaceans, but reported taking far lower numbers.

Wilcox, however, has managed to obtain internal e-mail messages exchanged between (yet unnamed) Microsoft employees that suggest far lower numbers.

But the local authorities valued the property at a far lower number, according to local town officials.

The new framework, which will permit culling from May 1, is likely to see a far lower number of the animals destroyed.

Officials estimated that 17,000 people were left homeless by the earthquake, a far lower number than previously believed, as many residents took shelter with friends and family.

That is a far lower number than in most of the world's conflicts, and a fact that makes condemnation of Israel in Europe seem all the more disproportionate.

Forget about those telephone-number figures: no principal amount is exchanged in a swap, so what matters is not the "notional" amount at risk but the cost of replacing the swaps a far lower number.