Sentence examples similar to a lesser warm from inspiring English sources

In the last few decades, players like Jack Nicklaus or Arnold Palmer each had stretches where they sat out a series of tournaments for injuries or the birth of a child, but their layoffs were not prolonged and they did not return to play in a major championship without playing in a lesser, warm-up tournament first.

"Lesser warming still makes life more difficult and reduces productivity in these regions, because temperatures are approaching the limit of human tolerance and both agricultural and construction work are mainly outdoor activities," the researchers wrote.

The contest between Boyd Rankin, Steven Finn and Chris Tremlett will be fought in those three warm-up games - and, to a lesser extent, in the nets - and it is up to those players to grab their opportunity.

The draught horses constitute a quite homogenous group, including the nine French draught horse breeds and three breeds presently classified as pony (HAF) or warm-blooded (MER and FRI in a lesser extent) breeds.

These improvements are especially pronounced in predominantly warm climates with high solar radiation and, to a lesser extent, low wind speeds.

"Climate warming is taking place in the Antarctic, but to a lesser extent than it is in the Arctic or the rest of the world," he told VICE News.

By then, his personality has been rendered in enough warm, honest detail to drive a sequence of events that, left to a lesser writer, might feel cartoonish.

(Wilson received a lesser sentence).

A smaller Scotland; a lesser Britain.

But that is a lesser point.

That is not a lesser task.