Sentence examples for as little less from inspiring English sources

Although, according to some authorities, especially those in his native England, Duveen's knowledge of art was conspicuously exceeded by his enthusiasm for it, he was regarded by most of his wealthy American clients as little less than omniscient.

According to most biblical scholars, the author is responding directly to Psalm 8 and its picture of humanity as little less than the celestial beings and being radically different than animals.

The psalmist shows astonishment at the power of humans, which he characterizes as little less than the celestial creatures: Why should God have elevated such lowly creatures to such heights of power?

In a puzzling exchange, Mr. Dolan told investors yesterday that he had reviewed plans that cost as much as $2 billion and as little as less than $500 million, but he gave little indication of what he wanted to do.

After collecting on this "fresh" debt, or hiring a third-party to do the work for them, these primary or secondary debt buyers can then bundle and sell the older, harder-to-collect accounts to other debt buyers for as little as less than half a cent on the dollar.

This means that 50%% of mobile persons in this group cover as little as less that 5 km per day.

Canada's federal police service claims that as little as less than a grain of salt 20 micrograms of carfentanil can be fatal.

The total one-year cost could be as little as £20bn, less than has been spent recapitalising the Royal Bank of Scotland.

For as little as £100,000 (less than many central London car parking spaces), you could be the owner of a little island in Ireland, or even Fiji.

In a few years, they are likely to be building high-quality cars and parts for as little as, or less than, anyone else in the world.

She writes: For a nurse, who takes home as little as £21,000 (less than the national average), this is a slap in the face.