Sentence examples for few minuses from inspiring English sources

Now, there are, of course, a few minuses to Google+.

Settu Shankar of OneIndia said, "there are few minuses in the script but those are very minor and not affect the flow of the story" and concluded, "overall, Santosh Subramaniam is a promising entertainer that brings the first word of the title in every viewers mind for long time even after come out from the theatre".

Outrageous costumes and hairdos, and a few mini-dramas, are expected.

"Downtown" is a few mini-skyscrapers and neatly landscaped lots that used to be offices and stores.

It is one of the few mini-majors to have had two films exceed 30 million dollars in domestic box office in their opening weekend.

There were a few mini-recoveries, but they relied on export growth rather than domestic investment, and none lasted long.Land of rising investment?But now the mood in Tokyo is more upbeat, and for good reason.

At any point in a meal at either cafe, tuck into a few mini tacos, crisp little half-moon folders holding a delectable combination of lightly seared tuna, chili-touched guacamole and sour cream.

QUESTION FROM IRENE ADLER: Well, thank goodness we have a 400-person (no I m not making this up) Citizen Legislature here in NH so we do get to see a few mini scandals — people abusing the toll reimbursement system, etc.

General al-Sisi, assuming that the Brotherhood would tire of this tactic after a few days in the summer sun and a few mini-massacres, is now suffering the conundrum of all generals who find that their enemy doesn't want to play by their script.

It wasn't quite that — there would be another, though smaller, reunion in 2010, and a few mini-reunions since — but 2005 has been remembered, unhappily, as the one where Horst Faas, the famous Associated Press combat photographer, suffered a spinal hemorrhage that left him paralyzed from the chest down and in a wheelchair for life.

A few mini-beasts occasionally turn up among the mega: an inventive set of paper flaps in the corner of one page illustrates the evolution of the modern wild horse from the diminutive hyracotherium, a cat-size equine ancestor from the Cenozoic era.