Example sentences of "[adv] few [noun pl] at " in BNC.
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1 | There are relatively few countries at the top of the spectrum : uncomfortably many have per capita incomes that are very low indeed . |
2 | This is not trivial to assess since the measure of recall is binary and there are relatively few points at the high levels of risk . |
3 | Only the relatively few places at these institutions provide full-time care , particularly for single mothers . |
4 | Very few officers at the level proscribed have ever sought election as councillors . |
5 | Yet at a time when decisive action against the Nazis might still have been effective the Swiss Carl Burckhardt made very few decisions at all . |
6 | There were very few problems at any of the cross-country obstacles , although a rebuilding job was needed on both the Suffolk Saddles triple bars and the Dengie Crops fan rails towards the end of the day . |
7 | The Arsenal pair might just be capable of staging the best road show since Hope and Crosby — but Ipswich had very few laughs at Highbury . |
8 | To the rector 's unfeigned delight , the newcomer was among the very few communicants at the altar rail at the eight o'clock service on the following Sunday . |
9 | Consequently , very few girls at the foreclosure stage will enter science unless they receive considerable encouragement and a model to do so from their parents and their school . |
10 | In Rutland there were very few assessments at £50 in 1522 , and all were prudently reduced to £40 ( more or less ) for the subsidy ; men on £60 or more could not so plausibly shed their surtax liability . |
11 | Magnolia acuminata received more precise acknowledgment : ‘ … there are but very few plants at present here , nor is it very common in the habitable parts of America . |
12 | That is , it is better to do too few things at once than too many . |
13 | If we are not to have too few choices at some point , then we are bound to have too many at others . |
14 | Too few places at primary schools |
15 | Frequent prior recurrence ( p=0.464 ) , a heavy physical workload ( p=0.145 ) , and psychological stress ( p=0.062 ) were not associated with a decreased healing rate and there were too few patients at risk to allow assessment of the effect of regular NSAID intake . |