Sentence examples similar to be even less real from inspiring English sources

With Trump, there's even less material.

The police can be even less sympathetic.

His successors may be even less accommodating.

Perez could be even less popular.

Biometrics can be even less secure.

Yes, it's very big in France, but electricity prices in France are, by American standards, sky-high, and the French government controls the electricity sector, so there is even less of a real market there than there is here in the U.S.

However, already tenuous talks are even less likely to have real mileage if Israel sees that the strip's rulers are unable to uphold what would be their end of the deal — namely a hiatus in rocket fire.

As employers, we are also in the market for human capital, which is even less efficient than the real-estate market.

But, brimming with camp appeal, the Ironic is even less interested in representing the real, in puncturing the fantasy to find a truth.

A senior adviser at a big buy-out firm and former boss of a company that was bought by private equity says he disagrees that buy-out executives are good managers of businesses: "They're even less in touch with the real world than public-company managers.

The gold-plated Fifa World Cup winners' trophies are even less impressive than the (probably) hollow real thing.