Sentence examples for but less so there from inspiring English sources
Western, mostly anti-communist, Marxist thought flourished in Italy (with Antonio Gramsci's work), England (with Stuart Hall and Raymond Williams' work), France (with the Socialisme ou Barbarie group), and the United States (but less so there after McCarthyism yet renewed somewhat in the 1960s with the New Left).
Although more hands are idle, and thus available for forcing locks and breaking windows, people are also buying less, so there is comparatively little for thieves to lay their hands on.
"They also want jobs that will pay more but require them to work less, so there's a bit of a disconnect with reality".
"A football game takes three and a half hours," he said, "but if you add up the actual playing time, it's much less, so there's a lot I can get done".
Others, less so: "there will be no great war in the twentieth century".
You know the beginning and middle and end, more or less, so there's less pressure to figure all that out.
In most other countries, lenders avoided the worst excesses of subprime lending, and unemployment rose by less, so there were fewer forced sales dragging prices down.
(In fact, it may be very slightly less so — there might be slightly more partisan crossover on this issue than on others — although this is hard to test for because there are so few moderates in either party these days).
If Freud and happiness doesn't sound like a very promising subject, Freud and rights seems even less so (there's only one reference to the rights of man in Freud's work).
The hotel starts on the 41st floor (in a tower designed by Kenzo Tange, no less), so there's not a bad view in the house; often you can see all the way to Mount Fuji.
