Sentence examples for Less rapid than from inspiring English sources

Her production is less rapid than Jonathan Kent's revelatory Ivanov at the Almeida, less visceral than Andrews's Three Sisters.

China's annual growth rate in the third quarter, while a little less rapid than the 11.9percentt of the second quarter, keeps the country well ahead of its two leading rivals among high-growth Asian nations, India and Vietnam.

In Japan "industry and employment are on the verge of collapse," lamented Akio Toyoda, boss of Toyota, a huge carmaker, in May.Industrial decline in Japan has been much less rapid than in some other rich countries.

However, the degradation of the PDR of AODV-R is less rapid than that of AODV.

Stimulated secretion of prostaglandin E2 in response to 0.1 microM alpha 2M-methylamine was less rapid than that observed using 0.1 microM platelet-activating factor.

Furthermore, our observations indicate that ingress of ʻaʻā into a building through small openings is much less rapid than ingress of pāhoehoe through openings of similar size.

Unemployment is still going up, but at a far less rapid rate than it was six, or even three, months ago.

The country's natural growth rate is less rapid, however, than those of the other North African countries, a feat accomplished through family planning to lower the birth rate Tunisia has one of the lowest birth rates on the African continent and by raising the social, economic, and legal status of women.

Among these other factors they list more cost-sharing by patients, less rapid development than was seen in the 1980s and 1990s of expensive new medical technology, including pharmaceutical products, and greater efficiency in the delivery of health care in response to downward pressure on revenue growth (in this connection, see also a paper by Kenneth Kaufman and Mark Grube).

But that growth will be at a less rapid clip than last year's 4%.

However, I have no doubt that China will double down on key initiatives to stem turbulence in its markets and maintain a longstanding focus on achieving growth (albeit at a less rapid pace than before).