Sentence examples for fewer explicitly from inspiring English sources
The two shows play many of the same notes, although the Petworth array has fewer explicitly political works.
Even fewer explicitly compare price behaviors of IPOs involving privately owned firms and those that involve privatizing public sector entities.
Many reports contained narrative descriptions of an activity, output, or outcome, which implied the nature of a corresponding indicator, while fewer explicitly defined indicators.
While many companies provide training, few explicitly link professional development to strategic business growth, let alone create a culture of innovation.
"While few explicitly talk about Obama in racial terms, the base supporters are very conscious of being white in a country with growing minorities," Mr. Greenberg wrote.
"While few explicitly talk about Obama in racial terms, the base [Republican] supporters are very conscious of being white in a country with growing minorities," the veteran Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg explained a few years ago.
On this anthology, collectors have rescued a few explicitly anatomical raunchy songs Bogan recorded during studio breaks and was probably singing at clubs, making her something like Lil Kimm's great grandmother.
In the six focus groups of Republican voters, according to Greenberg's report, "few explicitly talk about Obama in racial terms," but the base supporters are very conscious of being white in a country with growing minorities.
Audits provide little support for day to day use and few explicitly address how companies can benefit from the audit results in terms of e.g. how to learn, formulate goals and operationalization.
Although accidents during process plant shutdowns may have severe consequences, the safety management systems in place for many companies only cover normal operations and few explicitly address TAM projects.
But here's the thing: All of this hullabaloo had primarily concerned the U.S. market, with only a few explicitly noting a global trend.
