Sentence examples for a much lesser but from inspiring English sources

The politicians of the smaller states (and to a much lesser but discernible extent the citizens thereof) would have much to lose from a democratized Senate.

My recent experience with sock puppetry was of a much lesser degree but still annoying.

Waddle and Majors could have easily hired them at a much lesser rate, but instead paid them a handsome sum for that time of one hundred dollars a month.

The protein conjugated beads then were mixed with purified ε-toxin Immunoblotting of eluted proteins indicated that ε-toxin bound to HAVCR1 coated beads, bound to a much lesser extent to CD4, but failed to bind to beads coated with CXADR or HAVCR2 (Figure 8C).

Arsenite is a much lesser inducer of MT but a more effective inducer of HSPs, while nickel is a good inducer of MT but poor inducer of HSPs [ 119 ].

If convicted of murder, Mr. Garcia faces a life sentence, with no chance of parole for at least 30 years, but a much lesser sentence if the jury decides that he was provoked and convicts him of manslaughter.

Indeed, in my experience there is a perception on college campuses nowadays that choosing to pursue a career in a Detroit is often seen as noble, important and family-oriented but a much lesser opportunity than choosing to locate in a New York or Silicon Valley.

Redox proteomics data provide evidence for thousands of redox-sensitive protein thiols (Fig. 3B), but a much lesser number have descriptions of associated function.

LAHOUSEN: Yes, occasionally, but to a much lesser extent.

Crime is still prevalent, but to a much lesser degree.

The second storage reaction also occurs, but to a much lesser extent, with Al2O3 alone.