Sentence examples for few sometimes from inspiring English sources

Very few, sometimes none.

Nunez made a few (sometimes awkward) catches early on.

The real issue is whether Ms. Bahr's characters — all impressively drawn, though a few sometimes speak too quickly to be understood — have anything new to tell us in their brief onstage lives.

Many made noise, some made trouble, and a few, sometimes too few, sought to make workable policy – notably, and laudably, the minister for higher education, David Willetts, and, in more circumspect ways, some of his predecessors.

And the vagaries of quantum physics mean that "too many" and "too few" sometimes overlap, and there is thus no stable isotope (or variant, with fewer or more neutrons) of a particular element.This happens at two places islands of instability, if you like in the middle of the table.

Medical treatments are few, sometimes ineffective and poorly tolerated.

As a result, it finds a substantial 43% of the under 30s saying they didn't vote, whereas among the less representative young people in the pre-election polls, 15% or fewer sometimes identified themselves as non-voters.

Sometimes they last a few minutes, sometimes a few hours, sometimes a few days.

Every few years — sometimes four, sometimes eight — America's political mood swings from one pole to another.

Sometimes the negative voice lasts a few minutes, sometimes a few days, and sometimes years.

However, the authors emphasize the practical limitations of the original, labor-intensive TEG methodology, which may indicate why many past studies included small sample sizes - often 100 patients or fewer, and sometimes as few as ten patients [ 15].