Sentence examples for fewer permissible from inspiring English sources

Federal employee health plans and some states already require such parity, but millions of mental health patients elsewhere still face higher co-payments and deductibles, as well as fewer permissible days of hospital care and fewer visits to a doctor.

While books are one of the few permissible sources of outside income for the justices, they are also allowed to accept money for teaching.

With precious few permissible avenues for political expression in China, a high-stakes sporting event makes for a grand political stage.Given all this (and the fact that all three Japanese goals involved dubious referee calls), Chinese authorities could breathe a sigh of relief that the violence was not worse.

Do not over mix them; a few lumps are permissible.

The concentration of bicarbonate is observed from 18.3 to 359.9 mg/l, few samples exceeding the permissible limits of bicarbonate.

Basic statistics showed that most of the parameters were found to exceed the specified desirable limits while few parameters exceeded the permissible limits as well.

Even though the majority of samples are within the permissible limits, few are crossing it and some are very close to the allowable limits which indicate there may be a deterioration of water quality in near future.

It clearly indicated that all three types fall within the permissible limit except few (the permissible limit of pH is 6.5 8.5).

In both the seasons, magnesium value is greater than the permissible limit except few stations and ranges from 18.14 to 14.12 meq/L in the pre-monsoon and 29.81 to 40.00 meq/L in the post-monsoon season.

The calculated values of sodium percentage of the groundwater samples indicate that 70%% of the samples fall in permissible limit except few samples falling under doubtful category according to the Wilcox (1955) water suitability classification for irrigation purpose.

The resulting sense of being short-changed corresponds to an ancient English stereotype about tight-fisted Scots, one of the few prejudices that is still broadly permissible.