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Meanings of few areas in English

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Usage of few areas in English
1
Worst hit were Dublin and Cork city, although few areas avoided disruption.
The Irish Times
2
The aim is to have as few areas as possible declared high risk.
The Guardian
3
As with many open source tools, a few areas need to be polished.
Essential snmp, 2nd edition
4
Today there are few areas in the world where such traditional lifestyles prevail.
Ecological intelligence: rediscovering ourselves in nature (easy...
5
We've got to continue with that and clean up a few areas obviously.
Reuters
6
Cyril Ramaphosa has fallen short in a few areas since February 2019, though.
The South African
7
The few areas that are flat enough are all covered by jungle canopy.
Fire With Fire
8
It usually means there are a few areas where you cannot fall on lead.
Climbing Magazine
9
Most focus on only a few areas within a lobe or an entire lobe.
Pubmed
10
This was one of the few areas in which Rhes had ever denied her.
The blood that bonds
11
However the education sector will be one of the few areas to get increased funding.
Radio NZ
12
The deal is all but agreed, with only a few areas still to be resolved.
Radio NZ
13
M&A is among the few areas where Chinese banks haven't already gained a strong foothold.
Reuters
14
But few areas offer the workforce, cultural attractions and transportation links that the company sought.
Reuters
15
There are a few areas from the set piece that we need to tidy up.
Radio NZ
16
Lone Hill is one of the very few areas in Johannesburg based in a valley.
The South African
This collocation consists of:
Few areas through the time
Few areas across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare