Sentence examples for are now considerably less from inspiring English sources

The problem is that the changes required to achieve the vision of robust Israeli and Palestinian states living side by side are now considerably less likely than other less familiar but more plausible outcomes that demand high-level attention but aren't receiving it.

In January public debt looked just about sustainable at 40% of GDP; it is now considerably less bearable at an estimated 60% of GDP and may rise to 80% next year.

Sexual harassment is now considerably less common in workplaces and schools, and its victims have far more recourse, thanks in part to Hill's brave testimony and the earthquake that followed.

The frequency of cord injury is now considerably less with the introduction of improved radiation techniques and shielding.

"Earmarks are now considerably down in this environment".

Act One is now considerably too long — your attention wanders.

The devaluing of the pound has already had an impact on developing countries, as remittances – estimated by the World Bank at $9.3bn£7bnbn) in 2015 – are now worth considerably less than before the referendum.

Trans fats are now used considerably less in food products than in the past, but they have not been entirely eliminated.

The subject "cell fusion in cancer" is still controversially debated [ 10, 11, 13, 14] and till now considerably less is known how the multi-step process of cell fusion [ 15] between tumour cells and other cells is regulated, which also belongs to the molecules being involved in this process.

It takes quite some effort to leave a cozy sleeping bag in an unheated tent in the morning, and it is not very tempting to enter it (now considerably less snug) again in the evening.

Paintings by Julian Schnabel, David Salle, and other heroes of the neo-expressionist generation, which had been selling for upward of a million dollars apiece, were now worth considerably less.