Sentence examples for admittedly less than from inspiring English sources

But if the farm entered the farm preservation program, Mr. Paschal would still pay taxes, though admittedly less than an office development might bring in.

Short-term loans for up to 60 days are available at APRs of up to 2,866 per cent, admittedly less than the 4,214 per cent APR charged by payday lender Wonga but still eye-watering.

When one combines content, instructional design, technology, curriculum design, and graphical design expertise, wondrous things (and sometimes, admittedly, less than wondrous things) can happen.

It boasts four to five hours of battery life, which is admittedly less than its Bluetooth competitors like the Jawbone Big Jambox, but it also has much better sound.

Jordan is getting up over 90mph now according to the admittedly less-than-reliable speed gun.

Mercer's challenge, and achievement, was admittedly less visible than the Facebook founder's.

The charge is arguably unfair: the firm's health coverage, while admittedly less extensive than the average for big companies, is on a par with other retailers'.

The drama is presented with stark economy, its words subservient to the slow exposition of its plot, and the characterisation admittedly less subtle than Shakespeare's.

The Sib, though, enjoyed it unapologetically and still retains affection for other Portuguese bargains like Casal Garcia, a light, fizzy vinho verde that is admittedly less nasty than Lancers.

Rather, they realise, it deters private investment, misallocates resources and generates social grievances.China's past anti-graft campaigns, though admittedly less extensive than the current one, hurt the economy little and may even have boosted it.

Running back Jonathan Stewart is a handful when healthy (admittedly, less often than the team would like) and the defense is stout, even if the secondary still looks patchy despite the Charles Tillman pick-up.