Sentence examples for be less true for from inspiring English sources

This might be less true for the ­other, antipodean place, at the edge of Shakespeare's "undiscover'd country from whose bourn no traveler returns".

But this could be less true for orthopedic surgeons and cardiologists, who power the high-margin services that pump significant sums into local economies.

And where there are some theatrical performances that are designed for film (think of Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet, for example), this tends to be less true for dance, although there are cases where dances are made specifically for media such as film, for YouTube or for television shows.

This is proposed to be due to the effects of a covarion model which suggests similar genes (in similar genetic backgrounds?) will be constrained to undergo similar substitutions and this will be less true for more dissimilar genes.

That's less true for the older generation that is still making vital music.

This was less true for America, where short-term and long-term unemployment have tended to move together.

But China's need for natural resources may colour its investments, in ways that are less true for America, he says.

While that may be the case for the current generation of older people, it's less true for baby boomers and significantly less true for generation X (people born between 1964 and 1985).

But in the nineteen-nineties, when Yahoo was founded, this was less true for tech companies, which differentiated themselves mostly by how their products worked — not by the images associated with them.

That's less true for consumers, Fong said.

We contend this is less true for pedagogical knowledge than for other teacher knowledge because pedagogical knowledge is content-independent.