Sentence examples for fewer inspection from inspiring English sources
When approaching and driving through intersections, drivers made fewer inspection glances to traffic lights compared to the No Task condition and their scanning of intersection areas to the right was also reduced.
The looser regulation has led to fewer inspections and scientific controls.
Last year, Senator Meyer learned that cabs in Connecticut undergo fewer inspections than taxis in neighboring states, and taxi companies can choose friendly garages to conduct inspections.
Senator Johnny Isakson, Republican of Georgia, pointed out that the treaty would permit fewer inspections than the original Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty of 1991, which expired in December.
The Relatives and Residents Association, a charity that speaks for people in residential care, said the result would be fewer inspections and it could be disastrous for older residents.
Registration typically involves fewer inspections than licensing.
The government has announced a change to its remit: it will no longer cover as many industries, it'll be easier to get a gangmaster licence, and there will be fewer inspections.
He thinks there should also be rewards for compliant businesses such as fewer inspections and reduced fees and a more effective understanding of cannabis's "entrenched counter-cultural feel" that doesn't jibe well with oversight.
Cuts at the Food and Drug Administration could also impair food safety; according to a White House fact sheet, the FDA would have to conduct 2,100 fewer inspections at domestic and foreign facilities that make food products, "putting families at risk and costing billions in lost food production".
Parasite-infected females make fewer inspections of males before mating than uninfected females do in two fish species: bullies [ 18] and guppies [ 19].
When major carriers already plagued with high fuel prices and a slowing economy are trying to get thousands of flights in the air every day, a few inspection shortcuts are inevitable.
