Sentence examples for ever less well from inspiring English sources

In my view, Gove understands well what is wrong with the current A-level system, not least because universities have been complaining that students are ever less well prepared for undergraduate study.

(1851) was even less well received.

They'll sleep even less well tonight".

Real Madrid fared even less well.

Forty-one's son, as ever, did less well.

Similarly, American consumers after World War II saw access to plentiful, ever cheaper and ever less healthy foods as proof of the American promise — even if the impact on their waistlines, and well-being, has been disastrous.

North Koreans have been more severely isolated from the outside world than East Germans ever were, and so are even less well-prepared for any transition.

Because third-personal judgments about the pasts of other persons are based on judgments of qualitative similarity rather than episodic memory, they are never certain; they are only ever more or less well justified (Essays 264 265).

In contrast, the predominantly Muslim Mediterranean migrants are frequently less well educated, hardly ever speak Dutch prior to immigration, and have a greater cultural distance from the Dutch.

What they do less well is catch the complicated, ever-evolving and often conflicted feelings within individual voters.

Imagine a school in which no pupil ever left, or in which the graduating class was less well educated than the incoming one.