Sentence examples for far less commonly from inspiring English sources

Here, in addition to Bach's English Suites Nos. 4 and 6, she offers music of François Couperin (the Sixth and Eighth Orders of the "Pièces de Clavecin"), far less commonly played on the piano than Bach.

Niqabs, which leave the eyes uncovered, and burqas, which cover the face with a cloth grid, are far less commonly seen on the streets of the Netherlands than hijabs, or head scarves, which leave the face exposed.

We also determined that an anesthesia rotation was far less commonly available at academic EDs (Table 9), suggesting that community EDs were the most likely to have flexible airway rotation programs for ED physicians.

But that is a last resort, far less good than prevention, and applied far less commonly.

Penta- and hexanucleotide repeats occur less frequently in the human genome and are so far less commonly employed in population genetic studies than di-, tri-, or tetranucleotide repeats.

Multiple CMV strains have been reported far less commonly in normal hosts and usually when repeated exposures to new sources of CMV would be expected.

The reported complications for the two therapy groups were very low and far less than those commonly reported for knee arthroplasty procedures.

The agency, officials said, is responding to many cases in which bacteria, glass, pesticides, lead and other contaminants have been found in food supplements, and to cases in which products had more -- or, more commonly, far less -- active ingredient in each pill or capsule than the label claimed.

The Hofmann quote, along with other information suggesting that the setting of Brahms's childhood was far less squalid and impoverished than commonly thought ("brutal, the kind of thing of which Dickens made a dark poetry," in Mr. Swafford's words), comes from Mr. Hofmann's book "Johannes Brahms und Hamburg," as issued in 1986.

Economic considerations are commonly given far less attention in spatial conservation priority setting than biological values [3], [13].

The role of smoking is by far less clear and homogeneous than commonly stated.