Sentence examples for fewer bouts from inspiring English sources
In his career, Pacquiao has fought 56 times, or five fewer bouts than Muhammad Ali.
With it, children have fewer bouts of diarrhea, fewer allergic reactions and better responses to hepatitis and polio vaccines.
But a study at the University of Kansas suggests just the opposite -- that sports fans suffer fewer bouts of depression and alienation than do people who are uninterested in sports.
As a rabid baseball fan, I was heartened by The Times's report that sports fans experience fewer bouts of depression and alienation than nonfans ("It Isn't Just a Game: Clues to Avid Rooting," Aug. 11).
In the 1990s, researchers began finding that "highly identified" fans experienced higher levels of arousal — measured by heart rate, brain waves and perspiration — and had fewer bouts of depression and alienation than nonfans.
Dr. Gaudet, who has been a paid adviser to uniQure, said the trials showed that after the treatment, patients had fewer bouts of pancreatitis and those bouts tended to be less intense and painful.
The few bouts I witnessed in the schoolyard were bloody, fear-inducing, with the sound of fists hitting flesh and bone and — like a scene from "The Sopranos" itself — impossible not to watch.
SIXTY years ago this month, a set of agreements signed in San Francisco established the security architecture for Asia and the Pacific that, a few bouts of tinkering aside, is still fundamentally in place.
He has shown worrying vulnerability at times, notably in his early fights against Michael Gomez and Breidis Prescott, but in his last few bouts he seems to have got his defence in good order under new trainer Virgil Hunter.
In a year away from Australia, living in London, I've had only a few bouts of homesickness; usually brought on by missing family gatherings or the significant life moments of close friends.
Although much has been made of his having been pathetically reduced to appearing in pro-am wrestling matches dressed in his Superman costume, this was a publicity stunt that Reeves had cheerfully undertaken during the Superman run, and he trained hard for the few bouts he fought.
