Sentence examples for but again less from inspiring English sources

The presence of orange was good, but, again, less would have been better.

Web searches on Google grew in January, faster than on rival search engines, and dipped only slightly in February, but again less than on rival engines.

They also add a dash of Chinese five spice, which I quite like, but again, less is more when it comes to such simple pleasures.

ANOVA F is very significant at the 1% level but again less substantial compared to family firms (9.80 and 43.56, respectively).

Across regions, model predictions exhibited low bias and high precision (NMBF of −0.8% and NMEF of 14.8%, respectively), but were again less precise in the west (Southwest, Northwest, and Central Plains regions).

It's old hat but worth saying again: less is more, especially when more is waiting in the shadows, its stinger poised to strike.

There was no further scoring in the remainder of the first half but Saints struck again less than three minutes into the second, with their captain and full-back Paul Wellens – who had felt the pain of the bad run as deeply as anyone – throwing a big dummy to stride over for a try that brought the house down.

But this is again less pronounced when the stress is strong).

Performance data did not differentiate between the noise conditions, but the participants were again less annoyed by the scenario with the tram, suggesting a possible bonus for the tram.

They arrived at the Blundstone Arena on Friday morning to see that the run-ups had been covered, but rain then started falling again less than half an hour before the scheduled start at 9 30am.

Throughout these years Newton showed interest in a position of significance in London, but again with less success than he had hoped until he accepted the relatively minor position of Warden of the Mint in early 1696, a position he held until he became Master of the Mint at the end of 1699.