Sentence examples for far smaller groups from inspiring English sources
In Loop conference rooms, Gerald Kellman was saying nearly the same thing at the same time to far smaller groups.
A far smaller group is being held on material witness warrants.
A far smaller group of people turned out this time to talk to the observers, videos posted on YouTube indicated.
But Hezbollah's inner core of fighters and employees — its full-time members — is a far smaller group than its supporters.
Several hundred demonstrators, a far smaller group than had marched through downtown in the days before, staged a "die in" on Monday outside the headquarters of Boeing, whose workers, like many Chicagoans, had stayed home to avoid trouble.
It is a far smaller group than the force of at least 3,000 men under the control of the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad, the MNLA, a secular group fighting for Tuareg independence in northern Mali's desert regions.
The election will come down to a far smaller group of swing states and voters.
A far smaller group of protesters gathered in central Cairo on Sunday to demonstrate against the agreement, before police dispersed the crowd and arrested several, according to local media.
But they're still far smaller than groups in the US, with individual members often kneeling on freezing pavements for hours to hold the 12-hour presence demanded by the group HQ that's located "somewhere in Texas".
And, though Hipp thought women from 25 to 60 would want to wear the line, the "hip" concept resonated with a far smaller age group.
