Sentence examples for how very few from inspiring English sources

But it's also highlighted how very few powers the Welsh assembly really has.

As I was watching the show, I thought how very few designers in recent times have created a look, more or less, from scratch.

Bartlett's essay only drives home, of course, how very few economists — whether in the policy/think tank world or in academia — have been willing to do the same.

You don't notice how quickly people walk during rounds or how very few places in the medical school are accessible until you can't keep up anymore.

According to Krone, the evidence of that shift in ideology at the racetrack can be seen in how very few top trainers now discriminate against female jockeys.

Michael J. Rogers Rocky Hill, Conn., Dec. 7, 2009 • To the Editor: So Cardinal Edward M. Egan thinks that it's "marvelous" how "very few [priests] have even been accused" of sexual abuse and "how very few [cases] have even come close to having anyone prove anything".

Only then do I realize how very, very few non-white people are in the audience, and that they all appear to be in the few, scattered groups of young people from out of town.

Mr. Mulally's chief instrument here was data-driven management, in which each executive was responsible for consistently knowing and reporting how his — very few women appear in this story — department was performing.

In sum, we want this group to be more than just an "anti-Tea Party" project, but to serve as a way many Americans can come together to address the bigger picture issues, such as how the very few are gaming our democracy at the expense of the very many.

"Greubel Forsey has forged a technical know-how that very few other names can boast in the tourbillon," he said.

"The rector of a university in Ghana talked about how there were conflicts in a third of the countries of Africa, but how there were very few peace studies departments on the continent.