Sentence examples for but markedly less from inspiring English sources

One saw the same excitement but markedly less merriment, and the crowd looked more mature, even sober.

Kite flying itself is equally effective, with similar ups and downs but markedly less long-term paranoia.

It has been shown to cause cochlear disruptions in rats but markedly less ototoxic effects in guinea pigs.

Furthermore, water bar structures were effective in trapping coarse sediment generated from skid tracks but markedly less so for fine <63 μm material.

In contrast to last year's shortlist – hailed by the organisers as "the most diverse in recent memory", with "novelists from New Zealand, England, Canada, Ireland and Zimbabwe" – the 2014 lineup is thematically varied but markedly less so in terms of the selected authors' nationalities.

Once the basics are mastered, the second year will build on the first by introducing students to the joyless slog of unpaid internships, getting up at around 2pm, killing time by watching American sitcoms you've seen hundreds of times before, and accepting that, for you, ascending to even the first rung of the property ladder is up there with ascending Jacob's Ladder, but markedly less probable.

The inspiration behind Marks & Spencer's fashion rebirth has been revealed - it's not the catwalk but the markedly less glamorous Women's Institute.

Yet, as every PM knows, it is not the glittering "special relationship" that feeds power but the markedly less glamorous inner wiring of party politics and factional strategy.

Also hoping to increase its coffers is Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Warner Brothers' extension of the Harry Potter universe, which topped the US box office on its first week of release, but did markedly less well in North America than the rest of the world.

The transcription level of 5-HT2AR is comparable to NPC1L1 and LDLR (ranging from 1%3%% of GADPH mRNA), but is markedly less than other HCV receptors or entry factors (Fig. S2B).

In 2000 he was up 12% when the S&P 500 was down 9.1%, but a markedly less stellar offense when the market started climbing in ’03: Mangum was up 23% when the S&P 500 was up nearly 29%.