Sentence examples for far less bad from inspiring English sources

Another option would be an opportunistic coalition with the Labour party.At any rate, the result was far less bad than some coalition supporters had feared.

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

Beef and lamb, for example, would look far less bad through the lens of peak temperature because as much as half of their footprint comes from methane belched out by the cows and sheep.

But the evidence is now pointing pretty strongly in one direction: history books may conclude that the financial crisis of 2008 turned out to be far less bad than it could have been and that Washington deserved much of the credit.

Life still had moments of being "up and down" but, there were "far less bad days than there are good days".

Britain's unwritten constitution gives people far less legal redress against bad decisions by bureaucrats than in France or Germany, notes Ms Appleton.

That's still too much, but far less than in the bad old days.

But the workings of fate figure far less in the narrative than bad choices and unlucky accidents.

His mania drags the setting from Hollywood to Las Vegas to Managua and Acapulco, but these "boss from Hell" scenes, while not bad, are far less interesting than the chemistry between Ehrenreich and Collins, a storyline that is altogether dropped until the very end.

Enter Sir John Keegan, the eloquent, pre-eminent British historian of war with an iconoclastic notion: despite the finger pointing and passionate debate, he concludes in a new book that intelligence -- good or bad -- matters far less than brute force in winning wars.

"The consequence is that you may become far less effective as crimefighters, and the bad guys may reassume their ascendancy".