Sentence examples for far less accustomed from inspiring English sources

It is far less accustomed to what in much of the rest of the world is the norm: a range of parties, none of them with majority support and none able to rule on its own.

But even Australia, with a batting line-up far less accustomed to English conditions and prone to calamitous collapse, have rumbled along at an average of 3.3 runs an over.

The involvement of women in it has been a cultural shock for Iraqi men far less accustomed to dealing with women professionally, especially in the military.

People were frugal in 1912, or anyway less accustomed to the ease of disposable fashion.

For large families like mine, a time-share preview is a great opportunity to explore a different way of vacationing, and the one we enjoyed in Orlando offered a higher level of amenities than we were accustomed to, at far less expense.

Most baseball fans in Florida remain fans of the teams in the cities from which they migrated; 2. The state has too many elderly people whom they can't lure to games at night or in the summer heat; and 3. Fans are accustomed to paying far less for tickets to exhibition games and don't want to buy the more expensive tickets for regular-season games.

So start saving now while you're still accustomed to having far less.

Until they do, expect more tales of artistic masterpieces finding themselves abandoned in far less opulent surroundings than they have grown accustomed to.

After hiring a firm to contact voters with electronic robocalls, the campaign informed the Sun Lakes Republican Club of the event just a couple days beforehand, leaving far less time than the political activists there were accustomed to turn out a crowd.

In a district accustomed to Mr. Hastert's seniority in Washington, both candidates were wealthy businessmen with far less political experience.

This training allowed participants to grow accustomed to the task; mistakes, such as placing screws in the wrong sequence, were common during training but were far less common during final task execution.