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Meanings of not many in English

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Usage of not many in English
1
However, there are not many assets in the business available for purchase.
Reuters
2
Players in the service industry, there's not many at all, said Barton.
Reuters
3
It was a fair result and there were not many clear-cut chances.
BBC
4
Let's be clear - not many people would be using this service.
News.com.au
5
This group was a minority, you know not many opposed the re-arming.
Radio NZ
6
Nobody knows how many people use it, but it's probably not many.
BBC
7
Unfortunately, not many natural compounds have proven to be efficacious against HCMV.
Pubmed
8
And in Israel, not many years into Manny's sentence, they shot him.
Kalooki Nights
9
They are not many, brother; the women and the children are gone.
Nada the Lily
10
Unfortunately, not many of those have been upheld in the homeowner's favour.
The Guardian
11
A few people left as midnight came and went, but not many.
The stand
12
And while ten beds may seem not many, it's something, she said.
Radio NZ
13
They say that the army of Banks is not many miles away.
The Scouts of Stonewall: The Story of the Great Valley Campaign
14
The country was new, and there were not many pictures in it.
Stories of Great Americans for Little Americans
15
There are not many players who can do that, past and present.
The Guardian
16
As for the distance, it is not many miles from my home.
True to Himself; Or, Roger Strong's Struggle for Place
This collocation consists of:
Not many through the time
Not many across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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