Sentence examples for bears a less from inspiring English sources

At times, Nouvel's work bears a less sympathetic relationship to its surroundings.

Specifically, subtle alterations between the structures were observed at P1′, where the cyclopropyl group rotates toward the catalytic histidine, the P2 proline bears a less puckered pyrrolidine ring, and the P3 P4 peptidomimetic bond is displaced out of the active site by 1 Å.

Surely no political movement in history has ever borne a less inspiring name.

Then monetary policy might have needed to be less tight, sterling might have risen by less, and manufacturing, now in recession, might have borne a less disproportionate share of the burden of slowing the economy down.

On the issue of space, the average lion or tiger has 18,000 times less in captivity than it does in the wild; polar bears a million times less.

The result is a "Christianity" that bears less and less resemblance to traditional Christianity and more and more resemblance to atheism.

Certainly chief executives today earn salaries that are many times greater than those of their 1950s counterparts, and the wealthiest Americans bear a far less onerous tax burden.

There he is visited by an obsequious pest from Buckingham Palace, no less, who bears a request from the Queen: would Ballinger conduct his most celebrated work at a special concert — and, in the process, rise to become Sir Fred?

We shouldn't expect less when Africa bears a new nation.

My face and hands bear less and less resemblance to the face and hands I think I once remember.

The denuded character of the houses bears witness less to a taste for minimalism, than to wholesale evacuation.