Sentence examples for but certainly less from inspiring English sources

Painted corrugated steel (more expensive than galvanized but certainly less blinding) cost about $2.50 a square foot.

Which he was, if marginally, but certainly less in front than Pietersen's pass was of its target, Manu Tuilagi.

That meant elevating diplomacy and development, which had become not marginalised but certainly less prominent in the discussions about how America asserts power.

For us the way out was down a winding road that was a bit unnerving but certainly less frightening than the death room.

The more factual (but certainly less entertaining) reply is that Mr. Greenblatt is a fan of Mr. Wootton's "High Spirits With Shirley Ghostman," a television hit in Britain in 2005 that was broadcast on BBC America in 2006.

Chase sought to improve the delivery of care for lead poisoning, drugs, and alcoholism as well as traditionally defined disease in "very fast" time how fast is not clear but certainly less than 14, 10, or even 5 years.

For one disastrous season, he was replaced by two possibly nicer and easier to work with but certainly less-good-at-creating- Community" showrunners.

As for Pollock, he could be brutal but was certainly less certain when confronted with quality spin.

Their preference was always for an agreement that avoided what they saw a bad choice between military action and perhaps a fraying but almost certainly less effective sanctions regime in the future.

There are other ways one could address the issue that are less direct, but certainly technically less demanding," says Michael.

Another way of disclosing confidential information is to explain that the disclosure is "off the record" thus rendering it slightly less interesting, but certainly not less reportable, than if it were on the record.