Sentence examples for maybe too few from inspiring English sources
Maybe too few people are sufficiently keen on whale bones to want to talk about them, because two curators were kind enough to interrupt their day to meet me.
Maybe too few of them did, and that was the problem.
And some of them asked, "What did anyone expect?" when Burton died too young and maybe with too few grand credits to his name (as well as no Oscar).
Specifically, ampeloviruses have positive sense ssRNA genomes lacking a 3′ poly(A) tract and were probably not amplified using the MinION amplification strategy used in this study (Supplementary Fig. 1) and the transcripts of this non-polyadenylated virus were maybe far too few to be detected by the MinION.
Moreover, the study did not find the same associations among men, maybe because too few men indicated that they regularly clean houses.
Maybe there are too few of us in the quixotic quest for quiet.
Maybe it was too few carbohydrates or too much grapefruit, but whatever diet Roy Jones Jr. was on took off more than weight.
I believe the data but I think they are too few, so maybe I ended up in the middle, and maybe someone else considered the same situation differently?
The state of Pennsylvania had argued that only twenty per cent of women seeking abortions were married and that ninety-five per cent would tell their husbands anyway, and so the fraction affected was tiny — maybe one per cent, and therefore too few to count.
