Sentence examples for been less severe in from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in most of Europe job losses have been less severe, in part because unemployment was already quite high.

Most of the blazes have been less severe in those states, including Alabama, North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.

While previous evidence had suggested that the effects of the impact might have been less severe in the southern hemisphere, possibly because it provided a sort of refuge for species, the new research hints at a different explanation.

They give credit to political leaders "that the impact of the [financial] crisis has been less severe in Britain than in some other European countries", but argue that "the greatest burdens of austerity have not been borne by those with the broadest shoulders".

Although Osburn claims that any N.C.A.A. sanctions would have been less severe, in all likelihood there still would have been some punishment, since, after all, the athlete had gotten an "impermissible benefit" by having the father of her child accompany the team.

In the last 40 years, the biomass declined by 54%, though the drop has been less severe in the past 2 decades.

Stroke severity and perceived stroke-related difficulties were less severe in dyads who reported met rehabilitation needs as compared to dyads for whom the stroke was more severe and where discordant or unmet needs were reported.

Damage is less severe in its original European range, where the moth has several natural enemies.

However, with regard to the severity of the disease as assessed by FEV1, COPD was less severe in women.

The squeeze from austerity will be less severe in 2014 than it was in 2013 and the upward trend in unemployment appears to have peaked.

Although it is not necessarily less common now, there is no doubt that it is less severe in Europe and North America than it once was.