Sentence examples similar to considerably less appropriate from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Congress has paid them less attention and appropriated considerably less money for their restoration than it has for other large water systems, like the Everglades and the Chesapeake Bay.

In premenopausal women, however, the incidence of these disorders is considerably less frequent than in men of appropriate age.

While there was wide agreement across governments and development partners about the main factors constraining girls' participation in schooling, there was considerably less agreement about what interventions were most appropriate in addressing these constraints.

This approach is much less appropriate for younger people whose financial circumstances change considerably from year to year and month to month due to sickness, unemployment, job changes, marriage breakdown, remarriage, and so on.

But it seems unfair that Ms. Bruni should compete for the spoils (rock stars, philosophers, presidents) with brains and beauty, all the while blithely appropriating the secret solace of those who might have considerably less of both.

Considerably less refreshed were the editors of the conservative National Review, who editorialized that Obama delivered a "halting and graceless" speech, "terribly appropriate" for Mardis Gras because "he spent the evening shouting 'Laissez les bons temps rouler!' at every liberal constituency in sight".

Pennsylvania is considerably less elastic.

Almost all make considerably less.

But most earn considerably less.

Snacking would be considerably less.

Winter rates are considerably less.