Sentence examples for are felt less from inspiring English sources

Beijing's is sometimes above 500.Farther from Beijing, in places where the anxieties of leaders in the capital are felt less keenly, some officials have been trying to shift attention away from the polluting industries that keep people in work.

"Now these things are being felt less," he says.

With the squad reinforced Vieri's absence was felt less.

The formula means falling spending is felt less in Scotland than in England.

Iphigene Sulzberger's influence was felt less directly by the journalists at The Times.

Yet the real estate boom that buoyed much of the city earlier in the decade was felt less in Chinatown.

Although there will be impacts on secondary markets, the impact would be felt less directly by the countries' government finances.

Indeed, the headwinds of the global economy are being felt less by Americans at the bottom than by those in the middle.

Ultimately, the fee models and the distinctions they draw make class inequality, which may be felt less in other places, painfully obvious.

Perhaps the sense of isolation felt by many of our older people would be felt less keenly with more integrated social structures.

And many companies are still hiring in Asia, partly because the global slowdown arrived here later and is being felt less severely than in the United States and Europe.