Sentence examples for but only less from inspiring English sources

(The good news for rodents is that the felines aren't smarter or faster, but only less allergenic to humans).

In its report, the trust argues that the UK will need at least 29GW of offshore wind power by 2020 to hit the EU's renewable goals but only less than a third is in the pipeline, partly because steel and other construction materials have tripled in price since 2005.

Further, from 2011 onwards, as New CAS and IFRS are substantially converged, AH shares companies can also use New CAS for their AH shares reporting but only less than 10 companies have adopted this practice since then.

Today, you can use AMP to say, for instance, that you want to hear songs like Pearl Jam's slower music, but only less popular songs, and those you probably have not heard.

These results indicate that almost 90% of the nodes have reasonably good connections with the rest of the network (i.e., correlation ≥ 0.5), but only less than one-tenth of the nodes have strong connections (i.e., correlation ≥ 0.8), even at the annual scale.

The putative capsid protein shows a homology of over 34% with those of the B19V and SPV, but only less than 20% with those of other parvoviruses [6].

The Guardian Review book club boasts a distinguished history of literary guests, but only Lessing achieved the distinction of a spontaneous standing ovation upon entering the room, a tiny figure dressed entirely in black, stolid as a carved deity.

Over the decades, the average tomato has become not only less tasty but less nutritious.

Now the evidence suggests that America is not only less equal, but also less mobile.

The houses are not only less expensive but the rental requirements are more flexible.

Older people are not only less employable, but they are also typically less willing to migrate if they have children.