Examples of 'fewer kids' in a sentence
Meaning of "fewer kids"
fewer kids: Refers to a reduced number of children. This phrase is used to indicate a smaller quantity or a lesser amount of kids
How to use "fewer kids" in a sentence
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fewer kids
They know fewer kids play football.
They also tend to have fewer kids.
Has fewer kids and more cats.
That is a sport that fewer kids like.
Fewer kids available for adoption by foreigners.
And now there are fewer kids.
Fewer kids go off to camps and conferences.
Each generation is having fewer and fewer kids.
Fewer kids can be a lot more work.
Highly educated women no longer have fewer kids.
Fewer kids have high lead levels.
Subsequent generations have had significantly fewer kids.
Much fewer kids attend the protests too.
Criminologists are not sure why fewer kids are getting in trouble.
Fewer kids die by guns in states with lax laws.
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Urbanites have fewer kids.
There were fewer kids walking to school.
Selfish people tend to earn less money and have fewer kids.
Fewer and fewer kids are reading books these days.
Safer roads near schools may mean fewer kids struck by cars.
There are fewer kids who like to read novels.
Since my generation … there are fewer kids.
Fewer kids in our institutions.
Already noisy, fewer kids filling the schools.
Fewer kids mean fewer tests to mark and fewer disruptions.
It 's only getting harder with people having fewer kids.
There are fewer kids in the classroom and she can then focus better.
When you educate a girl, she tends to have significantly fewer kids.
And with fewer kids vaccinated, measles is far more likely to spread.
America 's population is aging and Millennials are having fewer kids than older generations did.
Will fewer kids go to the hospital?
These days people leave and go to the cities . And now there are fewer kids.
Yes, there were a lot fewer kids on Prozac before Prozac existed.
And yes, there probably are fewer kids.
Could having fewer kids really impact our environment, though?
More prevention, fewer kids.
Raising the price of tobacco . When the price goes up, fewer kids use it.
Less crowded, fewer kids.
