Sentence examples for becoming less than from inspiring English sources
So is the Mexican government becoming less than sovereign?
"Those big coastal cities are rapidly becoming less than a quarter of our business, and the real growth is in what we call Tier 3, Tier 4 cities," said Terry Johnsson, vice president for G.M.'s Chinese operations.
And see how already, the mind is interfering with the outline of the thing; how, already, the mind is piling on and chipping away, so that, within seconds of the image of that room coming to you, that room from that year in your life, it is at once dissolving, it is at once becoming less than it was and becoming so much more.
Technically, a famine is a mortality rate of more than two people per 10,000 per day; acute malnutrition reaching more than 30%; water consumption becoming less than four litres a day; and intake of kilocalories of 1,500 a day compared with the recommended 2,100 a day.
Incidentally, this is why the god does not contemplate us; for this would mean becoming less than the god, which is impossible.
Octavian used this to spread propaganda implying that Antony was becoming less than Roman because he rejected a legitimate Roman spouse for an "Oriental paramour".
What I did realize, however, is that we've become so dependent on technology that we're becoming less human than ever before.
However, while overall risk is increased, disease severity becomes attenuated in bigenic patients over time, due to loss of activated Tcells (or glial cells), eventually becoming less severe than cohorts who lack the STK11-SNP.
Society, across a range of measures, is perceived as becoming less cohesive than previously.
Ms. Dydasco said that the country's shares were becoming less volatile than they were in the past.
