Sentence examples for fewer preferred from inspiring English sources

Few Class 2 chewers preferrd to chew both the young and mature betel nuts (9.5%), and even fewer preferred the mature betel nuts only (8.1%).

Of the 45 participants that completed both initial and follow-up surveys, a significant number of responses changed (n = 20), such that slightly more participants preferred one-time consent and fewer preferred tiered consent (χ = 47.356, df = 3, p < 0.001) (Table 1).

All four found that the majority preferred to be cared for at home and that fewer preferred to die at home, but only one carried out statistical tests.

By comparison, there are fewer preferred shareholders in the market, but when they do sell, they tend to be $50 million-and-up chunks of stock that they are moving.

The study animals spent only a notably short time in trees they visited for defecation/urination, and therefore, the formation of latrines is not a mere by-product of animals remaining for a considerable time in a few preferred resting trees (Charles-Dominique and Hladik 1971; Schilling 1979).

A few prefer talking to plants, he said, adding that there was nothing wrong with that.

Plenty of people don't love "Under the Dome" and rarely watch CBS ("The Big Bang Theory" reruns can be found on other channels), and relatively few prefer "CBS This Morning" to "Today" or "Good Morning America".

He knows, too, that the theatre nowadays is to movies what jazz is to pop music: it has a certain cachet, but few prefer it to the populist-minded alternative.

A few prefer to do the job themselves: HSBC has a service called Easy-Send, popular with Mexicans, which allows clients to wire money abroad.Though a few sizeable banks still serve MSBs, they have become much choosier about who they will touch.

Perversely he shuns the best of his pleasantly acerbic back catalogue – songs such as "Need a Little Time", "Song for Whoever" and "Rotterdam" – and more bafflingly still he doesn't actually sing on the majority of the chosen few, preferring to drolly orchestrate proceedings instead.

Very, very few prefer airships as a refined mode of travel.