Sentence examples for fewer roads from inspiring English sources

Large blocks mean fewer roads to disperse traffic.

It's like being part of a road racing team – but with fewer roads.

That actually means something close to the union rates, which is nice for the workers in question but means that taxpayers get fewer roads and schools for their money.For the unions, public cash is a lifeline.

Since, under "affirmative procurement" rules, black-owned firms can charge more and still win government contracts, fewer roads, bridges and houses for poor people are built than would have been without these rules.Private companies compete fiercely for black talent.

The great advantage of the fence, he says, is that beyond it, the Israeli Army will be able to reduce its presence, impose fewer curfews and block fewer roads.

"When we went to Afghanistan, we realized that the insurgents there were going to use IEDs just like the Iraqi insurgency had done, but in an even more insidious way, because the terrain is much more rugged, there are fewer roads — and so fewer alternatives to driving on roads, where they know you're going to come," Mr. Carter said.

Fewer such encounters will also, other things being equal, lead to fewer road accidents between vehicles and pedestrians.

The journey has more mazes, fewer road signs.

Only the Chicago Blackhawks and the Anaheim Ducks have fewer road defeats in regulation.

Campaigners argue that extra light in the winter evenings could mean fewer road accidents.

"There are fewer road accidents, lower rates of divorce, and fewer people going to psychiatric clinics.