Sentence examples for drawing much less from inspiring English sources

Zonbu is also a green PC, drawing much less power than other PCs out there.

Available only in big-screen sizes, DLP TVs provide enormous, high-definition pictures while drawing much less energy than plasma or LCD TVs.

But Sotomayor has another distinction that has drawn much less attention since she was nominated, in May.

Golden Globes are also given for television series, although they draw much less attention than the film competition.

Or John Daly, another lovable lout, whose addictions early in his career drew much less attention than his towering tee shots.

In the United States they don't understand ties and draws much less playing a match that has no bearing on a best-of series result.

Most commercial customers draw much less power after their employees take off for the weekend, but most of those workers are likely to spend much of Saturday hunkered in their homes in front of TV screens, air conditioners and fans.

The Webbs draw much less water than their right entitles them to, and they have eliminated a wet area at the bottom of their property, where excess irrigation water used to pool.

It drew much less publicity than a previous episode in early 2016 in which the Justice Department demanded that Apple break into the locked iPhone of one of the San Bernardino, Calif., shooters.

Those devices were mainly built using chip technology developed by ARM Holdings, which drew much less power than PC chips and was licensed to multiple manufacturers that competed on price and features.

His case, which came to court on January 21st, has drawn much less publicity, partly because Vladivostok is beyond the usual orbit of western journalists, most of whom are based in Moscow, partly because his erstwhile Japanese colleagues have been remarkably reluctant to support him.