Sentence examples for while few in number from inspiring English sources

While few in number, C.F.O.'s represent a broad swath of the industry.

Islam's roots in north-west North Dakota, while few in number, run deep.

While few in number, the American business travelers who have signed onto the environmental campaign have strong views.

And the Norwegians, while few in number, still hold a parade every May 17, Norwegian Independence Day, drawing many back to the old streets.

While few in number, these residents have had enormous impacts on enlivening and redefining metropolitan cores and have anchored the revitalization of nearby neighborhoods.

"Why do we want to get into that quicksand?" While few in number, the monarchists who did turn out to greet the prince were a passionate group.

While fewer in number compared to the second year of applicants, first year applicants received statistically higher scores for the written components of their applications personal statement, dean's letter, and letters of recommendation as well as for their potential contributions to class characteristics.

While fewer in number than at one time, nuclear weapons are still a serious threat with the problems of maintaining antiquated weapons, the threat of Broken Arrows, the development of highly sophisticated new weapons, and the danger of any nuclear weapon, old, or new, ending up in the hands of a rogue extremist.

140– 143 GWAS of common structural variants such as CNPs, while fewer in number, have yielded comparable findings of nominal effect.

Lastly, we sift through their ashes to find the most physically extreme objects in the Universe, which while few in (known) number, exhibit some of the strangest physical phenomena that have ever been observed!

While still few in number, that number is dramatically increasing.