Sentence examples for fewer tend from inspiring English sources
The Irish, always fewer, tend to be sullen or zany leftovers whose more stable cousins had gone into the bus or subways systems.
What fewer tend to know is what happens when you keep on biking north, past the delicious barbecue ribs on 125th Street, and up into the 180s.
When these women disappear, few tend to notice.
Later it is cavalry officers who are his heroes, while the craven few tend to be engineers.
When the history of British policing is discussed, few tend to dwell on the inaugural speech of the last commissioner of the Metropolitan police, Sir Paul Stephenson.
Of the lawsuits that are filed, few tend to go to trial, said Laurence E. Hardoon, a Boston lawyer who has represented several students who sued boarding schools.
Few tend to complain when an active shooter is shot, and thus prevented from carrying out additional slaughter, by responding officers.
FEWs tend to use condoms more consistently when having sexual intercourse in exchange for money or gifts.
Fewer pimps, and fewer children, tend to be involved.
Police forces that do fewer searches tend to make a relatively higher number of arrests.
