Sentence examples for at that time less from inspiring English sources

At that time, less than two-thirds of Catholic homes compared with about three-fourths of Protestant homes—had hot water.

The present-day monarch, who gave Beaton his knighthood in 1972 ("She seemed anxious to get rid of me as fast as possible"), struck him at that time less as an actress than as "an extremely good hospital nurse or nanny," but his assessment of her was usually more generous.

Even so, with the best oral treatment at that time less than one-third of patients had a sustained pain-free response.

The results illustrate the popularity of foreign cigarettes for gifts when considering the small segment of the Chinese market that foreign brands comprised at that time (less than 5%).

The manager's role, as the tour's historian Laurence Le Quesne remarks, was at the time less influential than that of the captain, who had absolute authority on the field of play.

And newer work based on much more detailed records suggests any cool period at roughly that time was much less pronounced than previously thought.

"If the writer's legal rent was $2,000 or more when she moved in," Mr. Belkin said, "she will remain deregulated when she renews the lease even if her rent at that time is less than $2,500".

What mattered at that time was less what he said than how he said it, which was of course in epigrams, rendered with both rococo flourish and Emersonian simplicity.

Also produced at that time, though less apparent to the naked eye, was the 1942/1-D.

Research conducted 20-30 years ago suggested an important role for endotoxemia in liver cirrhosis, but the assays available at that time were less sensitive and human portal blood sampling is challenging [ 6, 7].

The idea here is that buses would be able to better move people at that time, with less-congested streets.