Sentence examples for a much less tight from inspiring English sources
But there is a much less tight and predictable relationship between response and outcome when individuals seek drugs in more complex, or real world environments, where reinforcement is often delayed and drug seeking must be maintained over long periods of time (Everitt & Robbins, 2005).
This pathway seems to be disrupted, or at least much less tight, in other cell lines of malignant and transformed phenotypes, but so far has not applied to any of the leukaemic lines analysed.
After the emissions scandal, Volkswagen can no longer claim "clean diesel" as a brand position nor as a viable solution to meeting current emissions standards much less tighter future standards.
But there is also a much less rosy outlook that sees oil supplies remaining tight for a couple years, until non-OPEC producers respond by drilling for new oil.
The producer, Don Ohlmeyer, won't let Miller overwhelm any game, much less a tight one, and Miller has no desire to be overwhelming.
These clusters, however, were much smaller and less tight than the clusters induced by L243.
ALMATY, Kazakhstan — Negotiations over Iran's disputed nuclear program broke off Saturday with scant signs of progress, much less an agreement on tighter controls demanded by six world powers in exchange for some easing of sanctions that have a stranglehold on the Iranian economy.
Soften the effect by teaming them with a wedge heel, opaque tights and an oversized cardigan for a look that's much less regal.
In theory, the currency can vary during the day by as much as 0.5 percent, but the government has tended to keep the daily trading in a much tighter range, often less than 0.1 percent.
