In sum, there should be no more than a dozen tables, and a clientele that doesn't like to talk.

FORBES: Set 'Em Up, Joe

St George's has one of the smallest heart and lung transplant units in the country and performs no more than a dozen heart transplants a year.

BBC: Hospital slated over transplant deaths

Although Defence Ministry spokesman Marjan Gjurovski called the group a danger to national security, the intensity of the threat remained difficult to gauge amid reports that the insurgents numbered no more than a few dozen.

CNN: Fresh clashes in Macedonia

No more than a few dozen.

NEWYORKER: The Thin Red Line

Such limited output may demand no more than a half-dozen retailers around the world to reach their clientele.

WSJ: The Changing Face of Watchmaking

Suddenly, to a herder or subsistence farmer, this was no longer an animal but a walking fortune, worth more than a dozen years of honest toil.

FORBES: When You Ban The Sale Of Ivory, You Ban Elephants

All 21 of the "no" votes were Republicans, but more than a dozen GOP senators joined Democrats in confirming Holder.

CNN: Holder becomes attorney general

For more than fifty years, no one but Inch managed it, and only a few dozen have done so in the half century since.

NEWYORKER: The Strongest Man in the World

Having made the Piano Concerto No. 2 a virtual calling card by performing it more than two-dozen times last year, Mr. Bronfman returns to the piece this spring.

WSJ: The Importance of Second Chances | Yefim Bronfman | Cultural Conversation by David Mermelstein

The White Wolves is the most obscure of about a dozen tiny far-right organisations in Britain whose total membership is no more than a few hundred.

ECONOMIST: Crime

In more than a dozen of the 27 states, a run-off on October 25th is in store, since no candidate won over 50%.

ECONOMIST: After Cardoso��s big day