Sentence examples for and especially less from inspiring English sources

Even after a precampaign diet last year — less wine, less cheese and especially less chocolate — François Hollande, the Socialist who is currently favored to become the next president of France, still has a soft face and looks slightly sloppy in his medium-gray suits.

Moreover, the entrants' contributions are "less likely to cite previous research in the field, and especially less likely to cite the deceased star's work at all".

We found that saccades in the switch condition were slower and, especially, less accurate than those in the no-switch condition.

Parenting was experienced as less responsive and especially less demanding and less intrusive among older (age 16 18) than among younger adolescents.

Children who had 2 or more filled teeth (FT ≥ 2) were less likely to face negative impact experience on overall OHRQoL and especially less likely to develop oral symptoms.

It is also possible that even those genes that remain required are generally less intensely purged of mutations if one accepts that selection weakens when habitat becomes less variable and especially less stressful (Hoffmann and Parsons 1991).

One reason many architects and builders, especially less experienced ones, do not take advantage of self-certification, according to Mr. Mandl, the architect, is that they value the Buildings Department's review of their plans as a way to catch flaws.

On the government front, the departments Health and Human Services and Agriculture revised the so-called food pyramid, advising Americans to exercise more and eat less, especially less sugar, but eat more fruit and fish.

But he warned that "it would be much worse for Greece and Greek citizens, especially less well-off Greek citizens, if Greece left the euro than for Europe.

In churches and other institutions, especially less affluent ones in rural areas, reed organs with up to three manuals, a pedal keyboard, and five or more sets of reeds often served in place of costlier pipe organs.

This holds particularly true when patients have initially been considered unresectable at smaller hospitals with less experience in pancreatic surgery and especially with less experience in judging whether a tumor is resectable.