Sentence examples similar to ever lesser from inspiring English sources

have ever-lesser chances of advancing socioeconomically compared with previous generations' children, the lottery reflects the imbalanced polarity of our country: instead of potentially winning and becoming rich, as my grandmother had hoped to do, the idea is to become obscenely rich--one winner who inherits the economy of a small nation overnight.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, perhaps burying bad news or simply unaware of the seriousness of the incident, only offered up the possibility of a stretched ligament or ever the lesser problem of a kick on the knee.

No one can ever say Lesser doesn't deliver".

But it now seems clear that the WikiLeaks breach was one of a kind — and that even lesser leaks are harder than ever to come by.

One of my favorite movie lines ever from a lesser known 80s comedy starring Bill Murray's brother, John Murray, called Moving Violations.

Buses and SUVs rarely, if ever, give way to lesser mortals.

The job loss that began in 1999 has continued at a greater or lesser pace ever since.

Its cause is irresponsible behaviour by banks and financial institutions taking advantage of the deregulation started by Mrs Thatcher and president Reagan, and continued to a greater or lesser extent ever since".

Not wanting to ever make someone feel lesser, because you've experienced firsthand how crummy it feels when someone makes you feel like less of a person?

RJ: I don't think that anyone would intentionally put himself or herself in a servile position; no one ever wants to feel lesser.

Usher's "favourite letter ever" comes from a lesser-known author, Robert Pirosh.