Sentence examples for ever less so from inspiring English sources
Yet Alejandro Toledo is one of the region's least popular presidents, and ever less so.
His ten-month voyage, a mix of grit and cheer, gives the lie to that, though he proved to be a prince among men.Donald Crowhurst was not really normal, and grew ever less so.
At a time when many Europeans fret about being ignored in the world, this would be an historic mistake.How Western are they?The common excuse for these follies is the claim that Turkey is not really Western and is becoming ever less so.
If credit-default swaps and structured investment vehicles are legal, as they are, and if marching in the streets is becoming ever less so, as it is, then on January 16th we should begin to turn that kind of preposterous world upside down.
It's not an easy task in our ever-digitizing age, and even less so when the world's greatest programmers are improving computer poetry as we speak, but at least, with a little practice in "Bot or Not's" Free Play mode, you might stand a fighting chance. .
If this contrary indicator was ever reliable, it is less so now, market technicians say.
Just as popular demand for democracy was ever more clear and left ever less room for doubt, so the transitional government led by Caied Essebsi and his panoply of "committees" was ever more committed to ignoring it, and instead to carry on serving up the old authoritarian menu.
What I'll be when I grow up is still up for grabs, though perhaps less so now than ever before.
But sisterliness and feminism have never been interchangeable; they are less so now than ever, as the expansion of our choices has shaped us into so many varieties.
Kung Jin, less so, but nobody ever really dies in Mortal Kombat, do they?
