Sentence examples for little few from inspiring English sources

So now, when both Mr. Bush and Congress have moved a little, few people believe even that is for real.

Recent efforts to bridge the old divide between medicine and NHS management have come to little: few GPs have grabbed the purse strings with the enthusiasm Mr Lansley had hoped for, consultants are as disengaged as ever, and there are only a handful of chief execs with any medical training.

Because of little few gear and flap changes, aircraft stay higher along the descent segments contributing to noise and fuel reduction.

I found that most signals of gap indicating are neutral ("little", "few", "however", "under-represented", "continue to"…), as opposed to potentially confrontational signals via the use of negation words such as "not", "rarely" and "ill" as noted by Swales (1990).

The word 'oligomer' is from the Greek oligos (oλιγoσ, meaning little, few).

Despite their wide distribution, the three relapsing fever like spirochetes appear to vary little; few nucleotides are substituted in the sequences of the two gene fragments that were examined.

Its exhibitors come from around the world and this year number 56, a little fewer than previously.

A little fewer than half of the companies said they would not make any significant changes to their positions.

Over the years, the unit, which has a little fewer than 100 agents, has responded to roughly 850 episodes, including the bombings at the Boston Marathon last month.

In all, the purchases will expand the fleet by a little fewer than 100 buses, after old buses are retired and replaced.

The US actually has 1.6 million troops and a little fewer than 300,000 now in the Middle East.