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31. The situation had been transformed radically since the mid eighteenth century when Nonconformist groups were relatively small and few in number.

32. As the General still held sway over the twelve-man tribunal, the Colonel's successes turned out to be few in number.

33. Once more the adults, though diminished in number, sat around a table, whispering about what to do.

34. As the cells increase in number the outer membrane disappears.

35. An influential minority report by Derek Senior advocated a map involving solely two-tier regional authorities, 35 in number.

36. Recall that the internal states of our device are to be finite in number.

37. Look out for number one and try not to step in number two. Rodney Dangerfield 

38. Traditional film nights were ditched and lectures, which had been poorly attended, were radically reduced in number.

39. The methods available are constantly increasing in number and their utility is greater as the complexity of contemporary processes is revealed.

40. In his years in Number 10, he showed limited interest in social or institutional reform.

41. The farina varies according to the region, and with it the spirits that inhabit the landscape, often seven in number.

42. Major league clubs have increased in number from 26 to 28.

43. Whether your relationships are diminished in number or quality, the effect is detrimental to your health.

44. The crowd was about fifty in number and stood about chatting and watching the riders.

45. Cases of child abuse and neglect seem to be increasing in number.

46. In 1914 they were still few in number and often had impractically large geographical areas to deal with.

47. In fact, they were senior officials, few in number and recruited through complex competitive examinations.

48. However, the groups are poorly financed, too few in number[sentencedict.com], and only found in major cities.

49. Even the female mourners, who followed the bier, were few in number and boringly subdued.

50. Representative rugby at senior level, ie games played by the Ulster provincial team seem to be reducing in number each season.

51. A reduction in number occurs as the larvae infect the intestine.

52. All nerve fibres and terminals present seemed normal in number and morphology.

53. Numerical Documents or files are given numbers and are filed in number order.

54. They are paid by manufacturers and traders, which are obviously fewer in number than the total of individuals paying income tax.

55. Graduate lecture courses are few at present but may be expected to grow in number in the near future.

56. Although diminishing in number, prerogative powers clearly remain of great importance.

57. Still others - few enough in number - advance relentlessly for reasons even they find hard to fathom.

58. Foreigners were small in number and for the most part temporary residents[sentencedict.com], but there were two sizeable minority groups in the country.

59. At any stage, the options open to a cell are very small in number, often only one or two.

60. But he goes back a lot further - writing key speeches in Number Ten during the Heath government two decades ago.