Sentence examples similar to appreciably less consequence from inspiring English sources

She sounded appreciably less perky.

I have to confess however, I found it appreciably less exotic and somehow less ambitious than previous Pixar outings.

The Silver Spoon's long grain is appreciably less sticky, and thus drier and harder to work with.

The current Administration and its steady stream of blunders have made Beijing's task appreciably less difficult.

Nonetheless, the degree of deference to academic opinion is in general appreciably less than in the Continental countries.

Meanwhile, free of the injuries associated with playing in freezing weather on hard pitches, club medical departments would, happily, be appreciably less busy.

But those who said they hadn't thought much about their ideological leanings -- one in three people -- were appreciably less knowledgeable.

Sides in the second tier have a wage bill of no more than 25% of that of their Premiership counterparts and gate income is appreciably less.

Krug Champagne may sell for $250 a bottle but dozens of excellent Champagnes retail for under $35, appreciably less than a moderately priced Bordeaux or Napa Valley cabernet.

There is no arguing with the tests that have conclusively shown that people who don't have a "proper" breakfast are appreciably less efficient, less productive, and noticeably less good-tempered than those who do.

Despite the red carpet events and what feels like a tighter embrace of the mainstream, the festival continues to feel appreciably less glamorous than Cannes.