Sentence examples for being less well from inspiring English sources

Being less well known, however, has its advantages.

Trotsky moved out and, soon afterward, being less well protected, he was murdered.

No less powerful, despite being less well known outside Italy, is Giuseppe Piccioni.

The perception that the field had discovered its boundary had led to its being less well attended.

When sleep efficiencies were lower than 70%, DQB1*0602 positive subjects reported being less well rested at the same sleep efficiency than those without the allele.

You attribute part of the problem to a reliance on freelancers, characterized as being less well trained, unmonitored and having limited reference resources.

So what is it about being less well-off that causes people to be more generous?

There's no shame in being less well-off than your more senior (and higher salaried) colleagues.

It has a pedestrianised centre and, being less well-known than neighbouring Crans Montana, is cheaper and quieter.

In other words, this graph suggests that there's a link between Clinton being less well-liked than Sanders and her doing worse against the Republicans than him.

Regulations do not have the same economic impact on large and small firms, the latter being less well-staffed and resourced to deal with the regulatory avalanche.