Sentence examples for far less actually from inspiring English sources

Despite PET being one of the more commonly recycled plastics, the World Economic Forum WEFF) reports that only just over half is ever collected for recycling and far less actually ends up being reused.

As in Red Dead and Grand Theft Auto, you have a vast virtual landscape to explore outside of the main story — in this case a broad swath of Los Angeles — but there is far less actually to do out there than in either the Liberty City of Grand Theft or the Old West of Red Dead.

Even so, the value of assets identified and frozen by foreign governments since the Arab Spring is disappointingly small: somewhere between $1 billion and $2 billion (with far less actually returned), when the amount nicked from Egypt alone was probably somewhere in the tens of billions (estimates run as high as $70 billion).

Although most films and television series were created in L.A., far less actually take place in L.A., leaving the strange impression that the whole city is, in a way, playing pretend.

Far less bad, actually, even with the caveat that some individuals will go into training or education because of the lack of jobs.

Ironically the past few days I have spent far less time actually looking for work, as I am frantically calling up energy suppliers and those I have payment plans with, asking if I can delay payment for a month.

The exact step you take matters far less than actually taking the step.

The voice-over narration was far less intrusive; it actually complemented the visuals pretty effectively.

The problem (besides the fact that it's not true) has always been that while politicians love to complain about waste, fraud and abuse or "big" government spending, they are far less interested in actually doing anything about it.

But Mr. Davies says that because of the power of attorney, he never knew how much he was earning, and assumed that it was far less than it actually was.

He was far less interested in actually building a company than he was in obtaining another credential to add to his mantle.