Sentence examples for being much less from inspiring English sources

In internal structure, the roots are generally regarded as being much less diverse than the stems.

Bloomberg Businessweek dismissed the "sophomoric" comedy for being "much less compelling than the events it inspired".

Sarcomas are generally divided into bone and soft-tissue tumours, the latter being much less common.

However, despite being much less ornate than an Edgar Wright film, Paul still has traces of the old verve.

In addition to being much less interesting than Chuck, he tells the story in a determinedly overambitious style.

An election that seemed to promise nothing less than the remaking of British politics may end up being much less transformational than that.

Being much less liquid than public equities, private-equity investments should offer a premium over the S&P to justify the extra risk.

The swine flu pandemic cost Britain more than £1.2 billion despite being much less severe than feared, a Government-commissioned review found today.

But the ruling may end up being much less lucrative than the company and its founder and chief executive, Allen B. Salmasi, might have previously hoped.

They also show wide differences between geographical areas and social groupings within countries, with more-educated women being much less likely to have been affected.

Obviously he was being much less supervised, much less directed, and I just don't think he knew what he was doing at that time.