The phrase "a lesser fall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fall that is not as significant or severe compared to another fall or incident.
Example: "After considering the risks, I decided to take the lesser fall rather than attempt the more dangerous climb."
Alternatives: "a smaller decline" or "a minor drop".
The modern costumes all come in shades of black and gray and might have been snatched from the sale racks of a lesser fall collection from Hugo Boss.
In nondiabetic people, the arteries become more elastic during acute hypoglycemia with a decline in arterial wall stiffness, but in people with type 1 diabetes of >15 years' duration, arterial wall stiffness per se is greater and arteries are less elastic in response to hypoglycemia, manifesting in a lesser fall in central arterial pressure (8).
These simple interventions can go a long way in helping these elderly individuals' lead healthier lives, lesser falls and accidents.
"A lesser person would fall under the intense scrutiny I am facing, but apparently my inherent resilience as a person makes it increasingly difficult for them to pursue their agendas," Powell wrote.
Walter is a liberal whose ideas, as espoused in his book "Towards a Lesser Elite," have fallen out of favor.
When alternative and to a lesser extent country fell off in mid-decade and fans had already replaced their favorite records with CD's, sales flattened.
Greater variability in sustained attention is strongly correlated with retrospective falls and to a lesser degree with reduced falls efficacy.
Earthquake ground shaking and typhoon/cyclone wind models are the most common and sophisticated, but models are also available for flood losses, storm surge, tsunami, hail and, to a lesser extent, volcanic ash fall.
At one point a bony Michelle Williams shows up in a fabulous haircut and towering heels that would fell a lesser woman.
