Sentence examples for a bunch of less from inspiring English sources

Had it summoned a bunch of less successful artists to launch its streaming service, it would barely have had any media coverage at all – after all, how much coverage did Midge Ure's digital music service that intended to treat artists fairly get?

What I liked best: a nice Animoto-like movie clip creator and a new tool called Photo Fuse that lets you take a bunch of less than perfect pictures and easily create a new picture with the best parts of each.

I chose to string together a bunch of less well-known tracks with some more pronounced "ambient" artists in what I thought would be a more inviting home-listening experience.

Silvia set us up with a joint bank account for essentials and to monitor our spending, but since the account came with two credit cards, I may have used mine a few times to buy a bunch of less essential items.

Not a bunch of highlights.

What Snow Patrol has is songs: a few great ones, along with a bunch of less-than-great ones.

This year, a bunch of less-than-happy Brits are heading out to St Moritz by minibus, to voice their concern at the policies being thrashed out at the conference.

"But if the job you're trying to do can be done by a bunch of less-expensive draft horses, then that's a more efficient way to get it done".

You have to look to a bunch of far less glamorous American cities — Albany, Trenton, Columbus, Tallahassee — to find politicians who, in a variety of ways, are furiously dispatching old notions of government.

Mr Mugabe's team take as its model Kenya, where, in an election late last year, the incumbent president almost certainly lost at the polls but managed, after weeks of bloodshed, to stay in power by giving the apparent winner the post of prime minister and a bunch of other less powerful ministries.Mr Tsvangirai will be right to resist such a compromise.

Who cares about a bunch of more or less privileged North American artists, at leisure to examine their creative ambitions and anxieties?