Sentence examples for accused less than from inspiring English sources
As Ars Techica reported recently, GHash was accused less than a year ago of "using its considerable hashing power to attack a gambling site".
They are accused less of mendacity than of incompetence, lethargy and pedantic attachment to pointless rules.
On the contrary, since 9/11 the agency has been accused less often of sinister misdeeds than of incompetence and bureaucratic inaction.
The fact that eight of the FIFA high command, its 24-man ruling committee, have been accused in less than a year of corruption does not surprise him.
Those accused represent less than 2percentt of the priests in America, but research suggests that the extent of the problem remains hidden because many cases have gone unreported.
This resulted in a politically motivated Reno Justice Department trial at which a disgusted jury acquitted the falsely accused in less than two hours.
In the nineteen-twenties, Paul Poiret accused no less than Chanel of perpetrating a look that he called la misère de luxe: costly couture outfits made from jersey tricot, a proletarian fabric formerly used only for work clothes and men's underwear.
The government, meanwhile, is accused of nothing less than "bankruptcy" and "betrayal".
Rudolf Scharping, the defence minister, has been accused of being less than forthcoming about the cancer risks run by German troops exposed to the effects of depleted-uranium shells in Bosnia and Kosovo.
Those terms have often been mutually exclusive with the petulant Moss, who in the past has been accused of giving less than his best when he was not the primary option.
