Sentence examples for especially less than from inspiring English sources

No editor likes a price hike, especially less than three months into the job or just before a full-colour relaunch, which is due tomorrow.

Germany's military industry employs an estimated 80,000 people, jobs Ms. Merkel wants to protect, especially less than a year before September's parliamentary election.

That fans are rooting for a collapse — especially less than one-third of the way through the season — speaks to the appeal of Luck, who has consumed the N.F.L. even as he has flown somewhat under the college radar this season.

The reproducibility of experiments in the low temperature range (especially less than 430 °C) was only assured, when the catalyst has been reduced before every kinetic experiment.

To say otherwise, Albanese claims, especially less than two years into de Blasio's reign, is conceit.

At staging, assessment of nodal involvement by CT is limited by its low specificity in the case of small nodes, especially less than 1.5 cm in diameter [ 9].

Many of the directors' labels were questionable – especially the Less Than Meets the Eye chapter, in which John Huston, William Wyler and Billy Wilder featured.

We found that saccades in the switch condition were slower and, especially, less accurate than those in the no-switch condition.

Water and no balance and having to wash oneself is not a combination I would recommend, especially when less than five minutes before one was fast asleep.

The use of meteoroid has expanded to describe any small chunk of matter in interplanetary space, especially one less than a few tens of metres in size.

It is sometimes a synonym for "tending to believe," especially with less than full confidence ("I think that it will rain, but I am not sure").