Sentence examples for far less big from inspiring English sources

Damn right and for the better too, but as far as I'm concerned you can replace TMZ with just about any news outlet out there, including the old big ones, who are rapidly becoming far less big and relevant.

Scotty Lago, a good friend of Pearce's who had had far less big-event success, won bronze.

In the event, the G8 summit communique has delivered more than a whimper, but far less than the big bang that many had hoped for.

IF there is one thing most small-business owners have in common, it is that they have far less ability than big corporations to affect what happens to them politically.

He often compares the rural South — "rotting, picturesquely hopeless, forgotten" — to the underdeveloped parts of sub-Saharan Africa, which he has been visiting intermittently since he was a Peace Corps volunteer in Malawi, in 1963, and he regularly complains that the South gets far less attention from big philanthropies and the like.

But that divorce was far less of a big deal than Ivana's.

Last year Strata sold out with 1,300 people, and had far less of a big-company presence.

(For patrollers, this is the busiest section of Texas's southern border; they apprehended more than a hundred and thirty-seven thousand people crossing there last year, twenty-three timoremore than they did in the bigger but far less populous sector of the Big Bend).

OO Tesla Co-Founder Sees Future In Electric Commercial Trucks - great idea, since the needed battery takes up, percentage-wise, far less space in a big rig - and if it crashes, no big fireball.

It's a valuable experience that you get far less frequently in a big company".

But in Westeros, as we have seen, information is far less useful than a big stick, and the calculation is always a simple one.