Sentence examples for smaller in numbers from inspiring English sources

They were, however, smaller in numbers than expected.

Scipio's force was somewhat smaller in numbers but well trained throughout and greatly superior in cavalry.

Though they are smaller in numbers, Brooklyn Republicans still make it a point to rally around the party flag.

In a 1995 article, Dr. Hoge predicted a priesthood that would see itself as a professional class and would be "smaller in numbers, more conservative in ecclesiology, more pressured by leadership responsibilities".

According to some observers, al-Qaeda is under severe pressure: smaller in numbers than it has been for years, short of money, and much less capable of carrying out big operations against the "far" enemy in the West (as opposed to the "near" enemy, usually defined as corrupt Muslim states).

While smaller in numbers, nearly one in 10 investments in the Nordics is now made in fintech.

They are smaller in number but they do exist".

less means smaller in quantity, eg less money; fewer means smaller in number, eg fewer coins.

The other extremely successful immigrant group, although smaller in number, is, in a nice twist, Jews.

Midterm electorates tend to be whiter, older and smaller in number than voters at presidential elections.

Enslaved Africans in British North America were relatively isolated and far smaller in number.