Sentence examples for been far less work from inspiring English sources

There has been far less work by Francis Bacon to come on the market this season than in years past, but "Figure in Movement," a 1985 painting of one of the artist's anguished figures, this one wearing knee pads and boxed in by sky-blue bars against a black background, was a present from Bacon to his doctor, Paul Brass, who had decided it was time to sell and was watching the sale from a skybox.

Given this, it is somewhat surprising that there has been far less work investigating the neurobiological correlates of depression in young people (Kaufman et al. 2001).

Whereas differences in drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics in paediatric patients have been studied by many groups, there has been far less work on differences in paediatric patients in relation to pharmacodynamics.

Previous work has tended to concentrate on operating techniques, equipment or surgical skill and there has been far less work looking at indirect influences on the surgeon – such as the variations in the non-medical members of the theatre team [ 9].

"It's far less work offshore so we don't have all the inherent risks of bringing people here".

He criticised her role in the episode, stating it had been "far less well worked out" than Donna's.

Without all the cameras in Dubai, there would have been far less evidence to work from.

Donors gave generous support during the relief phase in 2009, but have been far less willing to fund work in 2010, either to meet recovery needs of returnees or of those still displaced.

As an example, if I had worked for a House or Senate committee on health, I would have been far less likely to be asked to work on the farm bill, but because I was in a member's office, I ended up working on both health and agriculture.

Arguably the biggest economic spanner in the government's works has been far less growth in the economy than it hoped for.

Reconfiguring old ones was going to be far less important work.