Sentence examples for make too few from inspiring English sources

"Based on the research that I've done, it is my belief that they make too few trailers," the professor explained.

In other words: they make too few self-corrections.

The number of cookies you want to make is totally up to you, just make sure that you don't make too few or too many.

The full transcript of the roughly 20-minute conversation shows Officer Serrano, who has been faulted for making too few stops, demanding guidance about whom to stop.

And if somehow the Crimson had overcome those deficits, their players made too few shots in the first half to beat Columbia, let alone the Wildcats.

He made too few movies and died too young, and you owe it to yourself to reacquaint yourself with his finest hour.

Peter J. Schmitt, the Republican minority leader, complained in a letter to Mr. Gulotta that the raise was too generous and that the guards had made too few concessions.

Thereafter United made far greater demands of themselves and dominated the game while, despite able work in midfield, making too few openings.

But the Russian foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, criticised the UN resolution, saying it made too few demands of anti-government armed groups, and could prejudge the outcome of a dialogue among political forces in the country.

A Fox News poll published Wednesday night finds that just 34percentt of registered voters support the GOP's health care plan, with 54 percent in opposition ― 36percentt oppose because it makes too many changes to the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and 11percentt because it makes too few.

This Regulation will become useless without this single point of contact, making too few changes to the current situation.