Sentence examples for reasonably few from inspiring English sources

The European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO) Fellowship Manager, Jan Taplick, gave an overview of funding available for polish nationals to work in their host laboratories and stated that reasonably few applications were received from Poland.

It may seem to the casual viewer of boxing that there are reasonably few of these types in the sport today, but Considine, with his expansive knowledge, is happy to list several: Johnny Nelson, Nathan Cleverley, Derek Barker.

While some teachers, government and public service employees, nurses and scientists are paid reasonably well, few are making as much as the typical Wall Street employee.

Universities and private companies had concentrated on building high-end accommodation, leaving fewer and fewer reasonably priced options.

The parliamentarians wonder, reasonably, whether a few days would help forgers that much.

Britain's hand is reasonably strong, for few of its fellow members want it to leave.

With these caveats, one of the few reasonably reliable facts about the obesity epidemic is that it started around the early 1980's.

From this the investigators concluded, reasonably enough, that "few if any foods can be relied upon to be entirely free of DDT".

This spinoff of Marc Murphy's Landmarc bistro in TriBeCa opened in 2007 and offers one of the few reasonably priced dining options at the Time Warner Center, home to some of the city's most expensive restaurants.

I think the trick is to start off going to a few reasonably nice places and then maybe downshift into the moderate zone to give her a sense of what everyday life might be like together.

Mr. Jenkins — who works as a correctional officer at the Sullivan state prison in Fallsburg, owns one of the few reasonably successful businesses on this town's doleful main drag, and is a former boxer like his dad — became mayor-elect when a final canvass of votes gave him a 523-to-462 victory over his archenemy, the incumbent, Jim Barnicle.