Examples of 'relatively few in' in a sentence
Meaning of "relatively few in"
relatively few in: This phrase suggests that there are only a small number of something in comparison to a larger group or total
How to use "relatively few in" in a sentence
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There are relatively few in the large towns.
Infrastructure projects are generally large and relatively few in number.
There have been relatively few in the history of human economic development.
But these folks were still relatively few in number.
Relatively few in any category were unemployed and not looking for work.
They are also relatively few in number.
The core doctrines of the gospel of Jesus Christ are relatively few in number.
These initiatives are relatively few in relation to initiatives of this kind in other places.
The people who had showed hesitation were relatively few in number.
Relatively few in light of our long-term plans.
The protestors were relatively few in number.
Though relatively few in number, these cases are challenging to investigate.
Paintings by Rayess are relatively few in the auction market.
The problem to date is that the actual moderate Muslims are relatively few in number.
Manufacturers of basic chemicals are relatively few in number and have a large production capacity.
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At that time Abraham and those who were with him were relatively few in number.
However, these are relatively few in numbers two of the cooperating users.
The Samsons of a society have been relatively few in all ages.
However, these are relatively few in number two of the cooperating users.
The cases investigated by the Trade Practices Commission were relatively few in number.
Kisaeng seem to have been relatively few in number, at the most a few thousand.
Overall, however, the challenges are severe and successes relatively few in number.
However, such errors are relatively few in such an erudite publication of encyclopedic volume.
The . agents who handle juice in the UK are relatively few in number.
They should be relatively few in number, allowing users to become used to their presentation ;.
There were many women involved in resistance, but relatively few in such prominent positions.
Relatively few in number, they wielded disproportionate political power and controlled the High Priesthood.
Projects are usually large and relatively few in number, and are implemented over several years.
However, although there is slavery in the Empire, slaves are relatively few in number.
These are intense sources yet relatively few in number, and therefore eligible for a capture process.
It is preferable that the ridges are relatively few in number, e.g. five.
Terrorists, though relatively few in number, rely on massive firepower.
Children in conflict with the law, although relatively few in number, also require institutional care.
Terrorists, though relatively few in number, rely on massive fire power.
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