Sentence examples for sometimes as few from inspiring English sources

Most major league starters concentrate on three or four, and sometimes as few as two.

Sometimes as few as nine guards would try to control the entire population, Stidham said.

But defeat had whittled the roster to 15 players, sometimes as few as 13 (compared with 23 today).

What that meant was that the Oscar was being decided by sometimes as few as two hundred people.

At around $80 a bottle (of which there are sometimes as few as a hundred in a given vintage), the Sylphs sells out every year.

The flower usually has 3 stamens, although sometimes as few as 1 or 2 or very rarely (in the Australian genus Evandra) as many as 20.

When managing West Ham, Allardyce's centre-backs barely touched the ball, sometimes making as few as five passes per game because they were bypassed by long goalkicks.

But when Todd limited her work available to care for her children, her hours got cut back, sometimes to as few as 12 per seven days.

Some countries arrive at their choice by polling an Academy-like professional organization with hundreds or thousands of members; countries with less robust film industries might have more ad-hoc groups, sometimes with as few as a dozen voters.

Although no firm sales figures have been published since the launch on 29 February, rival circulation departments say it has sometimes sold as few as 30,000 copies a day.

Movie production companies, from the largest studios to the smallest independents, are noting a recent surge in the number of new companies -- sometimes with as few as one or two people working out of an apartment -- offering good-quality high-resolution computer graphics.