Exemples d'utilisation de Relatively few in number en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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These reports are relatively few in number, but they do exist.
Overall, however, the challenges are severe and successes relatively few in number.
Though relatively few in number, these cases are challenging to investigate.
While actual terrorists are relatively few in number, Islamists are not.
The factors peculiar to these transfers which aggravate the risks are thus relatively few in number.
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.
While relatively few in number, the reach achieved during IPG visits has been considerable.
Homemade glass of this period compared with imported Roman, Sassanid glass glass,are relatively few in number.
These are intense sources yet relatively few in number, and therefore eligible for a capture process.
Receptacles from the twelfth- fourteenth centuries with lids that have come down to us are relatively few in number.
Manufacturers of basic chemicals are relatively few in number and have a large production capacity.
Even in West Africa, those with the ability to purchase andresell these volumes must be relatively few in number.
Children in conflict with the law, although relatively few in number, also require institutional care.
Major public order events in Canada, andspecific to RCMP areas of jurisdiction, are relatively few in number.
The Cabalists were relatively few in number so they decided to conquer using Gold, i.e. economic domination.
During the past five years there have been no instances of a request for political asylum being granted in Iceland, i.e. of an applicant being deemed a political refugee within the meaning of the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, butsuch applications have been relatively few in number.
Occupational travellers are diverse,scattered and relatively few in number in comparison to the sedentary population.
They are relatively few in number, and are concentrated in certain regions such as Niayes in Senegal or in Northern Côte d'Ivoire.
But the important aspect of the, if one may say so, epidemic terror in the Soviet country, lies, as we have had reason to remind repeatedly, not in these single falls from high positions,which for an exterior observer naturally may offer a more shattering spectacle but in reality relatively few in number and representative mainly for the smallest group in society which is concerned by the terror.