Female vehicles are slightly fewer on the ground.
In 1982 there were slightly fewer than three million people in Libya.
Thanks to him, say doctors, accidents are slightly fewer, and fewer of the victims too damaged to respond to treatment.
There were slightly fewer than 800,000 people unemployed statewide, and about 527,000 people were collecting unemployment benefits from the state.
There are slightly fewer kidnappings than there were, but still more than 3,000 last year, according to Fundacion Pais Libre, an NGO.
A decade earlier, in the first quarter of 1996, there were slightly fewer than 1,500 jobs in investment banking and securities, a slightly broader definition of jobs that the bureau used then.
Because of amputations, birth defects and the like, the average number of feet per person across the human population is slightly fewer than two.
Not only has it added more jobs than any other sector, but without it, there would actually be slightly fewer jobs in the United States today than in 2000.
Counting all jobs — private and public sector — there are slightly fewer jobs now than there were in January 2009, or slightly more jobs now than there were in February 2009, Mr. Obama's first full month in office.
