Sentence examples for but notably less from inspiring English sources

One was quite keen on a little light dusting but notably less interested in cleaning the bathroom and kitchen.

As well as the Letwin and Beckett ones, he picked a Labour frontbench plan for indicative votes, similar to Letwin's but notably less prescriptive as to how the process should take place.

Still emitting zingers but notably less frenetic than in prior years, the perpetually youthful comic was an active participant, to the delight of all, in "The Innovative Genius of Jerry Lewis".

For the extraction of proteins this fact is also known, but notably less examined.

In particular, the benefit of Iscador with respect to survival was clearly seen in matched pair studies, but notably less in randomized trials.

Societal responses to hazards of asbestos (ultimately bans for all types of asbestos including chrysotile) have been embraced by high-income countries but notably less so by lower-income countries.

This range of log mean is more informative than the very narrow range of the log mean in the rif treatment, but is notably less than that of the other three treatments (ancestor, control, phage only) where log mean varied over at least 6 orders of magnitude (from < 3 to > 9).

Mutations in RAD21 also result in a cohesinopathy closely related to CdLS but with notably less cognitive impairment.

Australians' reported access barriers are notably greater than those of people in the United Kingdom but also notably less than those of people in the United States.

Crosses of Garrigues Causses and Préalpes have good conformation, but are notably less able than pure-breds to maintain condition on the migrations, and they require feed concentrates during part of the winter.

By Peter Hessler In seven years, the Wei family's income increased sixfold, but they became notably less healthy.