Sentence examples for few meaning from inspiring English sources

b Mapping from the sequence space (left) to the phenotypic space (right) is many to few, meaning that many sequences fold into the same secondary structure.

It must be said, there are no shortage of competitors in the fitness app space, including Gain Fitness, Cody and Fitstar to name a few — meaning fitness app makers are in an increasingly crowded race to see who can gain the most users.

He takes far fewer chances, meaning there are fewer risqué jokes, zingers at a familiar face in the crowd, provocative observations on policy or politics, or exercises in self-derogatory humor.

Chick-fil-A recommends eating small meals every few hours, meaning my salad was probably not going to be enough to last me through the night.

I've been out of the loop for a few weeks, meaning I'm out of touch with the latest news.

Also, the stock is concentrated in a few hands, meaning that a small number of investors can cause a big move in the stock price.

That's not small change (particularly since that division had only a few employees, meaning that its profit per person was tremendously high in the good years).

But all sides agreed that the issue should be settled in the next few days, meaning the budget could be passed by next week.

A Mind spokesperson said "in terms of prevalence, there seems to be very few studies" meaning it is difficult to assess how many people are affected by the condition.

The IMF expects Lithuanian inflation to exceed the euro zone's for the next few years, meaning that over time Lithuanian goods may become relatively more expensive.The worry is that history will repeat itself.

A final decision could come in the next few days, meaning possibly as soon as today, Monday, or Tuesday.