Sentence examples for matter how few from inspiring English sources

He writes: "The instant you get shares for your money, no matter how few, your expectations change.

Others say that antagonizing consumers is not an effective strategy, no matter how few complaints there may be.

But when Saddam in all likelihood balks, we'll go to war, no matter how few our allies.

Typically, carriers charge $3 a month for long-distance calls no matter how few are actually made.

He insists that he has responsibilities to his fellow Iraqi Jews, no matter how few in number.

Probably very few housebound people are seeking marriage licenses, but is the law fair to them, no matter how few they are?

So low are expectations that Theresa May, the home secretary, has had to explain that no matter how many (or how few) turn out, the PCCs are coming.

Isabella Sankey, director of policy for Liberty, said: "Torture is torture – it's unjustifiable, no matter how many or how few people knew it was happening.

Under New York's current Republican primary system, three delegates are elected from each Congressional district, no matter how many or how few Republicans the district has.

Your vote is extremely important, no matter how many or how few shares you own.

No matter how many or how few words, the idea behind such slogans was always the same.