Sentence examples for fewer hands on from inspiring English sources

It will be a lot quieter in the camp, but I anticipate that with fewer hands on deck, we will be even busier with the elephants, particularly without Tim, who could stay for only half the time, to help me troubleshoot equipment failures.

The device won't be on sale anytime soon, for starters, and its capabilities are largely untested: a few hands-ons with prototypes aside, all we've to go on right now are promises and some predictably ecstatic concept videos.

Freighters travel with too few hands on deck to enable 24-hour security watches.

Hit the jump for a few hands on photos.

I tried to get a few hands on pics of the Samsung G600, but the Vodafone folk weren't too keen on that idea, but here's an ad for it.

It's been a couple weeks since the slimmed down PSP made its debut, but CrunchGear now has a few hands on pictures, some details about future firmware upgrades and when we might see VoIP.

Data from other settings would allow our primary hypothesis to be tested directly, namely that fewer hands-on training opportunities during residency training are correlated with lower rates of later surgical service output, particularly for cataract, the world's leading cause of blindness.

All fingers point to a May 21st launch date with the lucky few getting their hands on one up to a week earlier.

Collison makes the point that developers know security is important but few get hands on experience needed.

And it's not surprising, given the dramatic changes in the news cycle since the 90's, that Drudge would want a few more hands on deck to keep up with news outlets constantly publishing new material.

There are only a few in the gratuitous hand-on-chin pose and only a few smoking cigarettes.