Sentence examples for conspicuously less than from inspiring English sources

The other performances are at best adequate, and conspicuously less than that in the cases of Robert Clohessy, as the preening actor married to Ms. Nelligan, and Michael Mantell, as a transvestite who worships the hem of Nina Foch.

Numerous catch-up campaigns in London, as elsewhere, have been launched, but in Kensington and Chelsea, where rich and poor rub shoulders most conspicuously, less than 70% of children have had two MMR jabs by five, according to figures for the last quarter of 2012.

Apple rarely competes on specs, and some of their most popular products have been conspicuously less powerful than the competition.

But other than his admirable stewardship of The Washington Post, he has done conspicuously less to aid humanity than have many other tycoons, even those who command far less wealth.

Think Norma Desmond, grade B sitcom style, a decade younger, and conspicuously less grand.

Less Than Jake.

Architectural Record deemed it "conspicuously, tragically less than the sum of its parts".

And when the season's first group of New York theater nominations were announced, for the Outer Critics Circle Awards, Ms. Peters's name was conspicuously missing from a less than glittering list.

The new breed of bosses will be less powerful, less publicity-seeking, probably less lavishly paid and certainly less conspicuously opulent than people like Mr Welch and Mr Kozlowski.

According to reports the company is nearing a 600 million user milestone, and that "1.5 million of you who share …" statement is conspicuously an order of magnitude less than if applied to the total world population (6.9 billion), so it must somehow relate to the Facebook population itself.

Those "other countries" consume wine as a normal daily beverage (and less conspicuously so) than Americans.