'much few' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
'Fewer' or 'less' would be more appropriate alternative words to use in this sentence. For example: I have much fewer books than I used to.
My speech sped up so much few could understand me.
And then, when you've done all that thinking, if you do decide to go for it, a little leap of faith is also necessary because if we thought about it too much, few of us would actually do it.
Since it is known that fewer genes are expressed in male gametes of plants [ 10], it is not surprising to see much few differentially expressed (DE) genes were identified when anthers were used.
They had much fewer weapons.
Male sex writers do exist, but in much fewer numbers.
And then, of course, there are the spectators; not much fewer than a million of them.
This is because employees receive much fewer shares than they otherwise would.
"You've got a much simpler regulatory climate and much fewer hoops to jump through".
When (pneq2), the corresponding results are much fewer.
In the winter, there are much fewer tourists.
As a result, there exists much fewer free-learned parameters.
