Sentence examples for fewer award from inspiring English sources

It is logical that a greater percentage of students winning competitive awards indicate that a school is doing a better job of preparing students than an institution with fewer award winners.

"Historically, people won't lose their miles, but they will probably have a harder time booking miles because fewer award seats will be available," said Rob Seltzer, a CPA and personal financial specialist, based in Beverly Hills, Calif. "I recommend people use them sooner rather than later, and try to book as early as they can," he said.

In research, women earn less, are less likely to be promoted, and win fewer awards to support their work.

This is why the 1000 fewer awards is a very pessimistic estimate".

That number firms up the "hundreds fewer" awards that NIH officials warned of earlier this year.

As a result, NSF officials expect to make 134 fewer awards and support 1500 fewer researchers, students, teachers, and technical support personnel than the agency did last year.

Lower scores and fewer awards are hardly the only issues facing Covina-Valley.

What happens is, far fewer awards become available at the lowest redemption level.

Every year seems to bring fewer awards and more entertainment -- yes, sometimes bombastic snippets from overblown musicals but sometimes real gems.

Kirk Ellis, who won the writing award for his mini-series "John Adams," was even less impressed, reacting angrily backstage that so few award winners were given time to say much of anything.

As the former costar of "Seinfeld," Louis-Dreyfus was among the few award winners on Sunday with lengthy Emmy histories.