Sentence examples for even less might from inspiring English sources

However, the nullmodel analysis brings to attention that the vast majority of the networks used here are not more modular (based on Q) than expected by chance, and even less might be significantly modular.

But to compete with iTunes, you'd have to make the new stuff $10 an album and the old stuff even less, which might be tough for the labels to swallow.

The Jets might be hoping that Johnson, faced with the possibility of playing in Baltimore or an even less desirable city, might be more patient about renegotiating his current contract.

And that is, I have no idea how my children really feel about being on Instagram and even less how they might feel about it in the future.

As it happened, I knew Andri Snær, too, and would have imagined him as a Presidential candidate even less than I might have imagined Guðni.

Or even less helpful, you might play the we-all-have-to-be-behind-this card.

Burkina Faso, content to play out a draw, threatened even less but they might have added further misery on Zambia had Jonathan Pitroipa made contact with a low cross from the right.

It manages to say even less than you might expect, but did find space for its CEO to thank his employees: "It's been a thrilling ride, but before we begin the next exciting chapter I'd like to take a moment to thank our amazing team who has made all of this possible".

Rising prices make that subsidy even less justifiable than it might otherwise be.

Oddly, they never mention their shared movie enthusiasm again, so that particular gobbet of repartee just makes them seem even less believable than they might otherwise have been.

If the data-opolies faced more competitors for their advertising services, ads could cost even less — and therefore so might the products being advertised.