Sentence examples for extraordinarily less from inspiring English sources

You use extraordinarily less power because driving a signal on and off a chip can use 50% or more of the chip's power.

If they did it with extraordinarily less freedom than we did, then maybe we can choose to hope, day to day, that progress yields progress and that history never looks back fondly on those who seek to conserve oppression and hatred.

However, our analysis showed that a significant number of patients with rather low MAP (< 72 mmHg) averaged over H12 to H24 showed AKI at H72 while not receiving vasopressors at doses extraordinarily high (less than 0.5 μg/kg/min of epinephrine and/or norepinephrine).

But evidence suggests that it will be extraordinarily difficult for less established companies to bounce back even after IT spending returns.

Despite its deliberate austerity, "Not One Less" is extraordinarily rich.

He is now being rewarded with an extraordinarily powerful platform: in less than a day, the ad racked up a hundred thousand views on YouTube, and there is an auxiliary page of videos on the Apple Web site, including a free recording of the entire concerto, made for this occasion.

Ludwig says that their own research shows that actual risk to users from malware is "extraordinarily low," with only less than 1 in 1000 Android users ever affected by a malicious local software attack.

However, the age of the patient is vital; liposarcomas are extraordinarily rare in patients less than 10 years of age.

I haven't left myself much space to praise Lessing's extraordinarily innovative experiment with the novel form, although this too deeply impressed me when I was young.

Ms. Thompson, a leading French screenwriter making an extraordinarily accomplished directorial debut, is less misanthropic than Mr. Allen.

Given this understanding of universalizability, it is much less likely — indeed, extraordinarily unlikely — that racist views will turn out to be universalizable; for it is not generally true of individuals that they would endorse the view "The well-being of members of race R matters less than the well-being of members of other races" if they themselves were members of race R.