Sentence examples for far less even from inspiring English sources
Whereas, if I did $10 million in corporate sales, I'd earn far less, even at more than twice the profit margin.
The early estimates of the impact of the disaster in Japan suggest that economic damages will be far less, even though Japan accounts for almost 9 percent of world G.D.P.
Thus, we conclude that SIC-MAP has all the performance benefits of any iterative scheme, yet its total computational complexity is far less even than that of a commonly used noniterative scheme, namely MMSE-OND2.
To be sure, some administrations - Dwight Eisenhower's and Jimmy Carter's were notable examples - had little use for Israel, and probably would have been far less even-handed than they were it not for domestic political considerations (mainly, the political organization and influence of American Jews).
We'll accept far, far less, or even a good-faith reduction in spittle.
But some children's theme parks sound, to me, far less thrilling even than that.
But he is offering far less than even the most centrist opponents demand.
Emphasizing Persistent Vigilance Often, however, people are far less compliant, even when facing arrest.
And the average account annual account balance is about $1,400 -- far less than even the new limit.
From the middle of the 15th century, China stopped sending naval and "treasure" fleets abroad; thereafter its trade policy varied, but was officially far less open, even autarkic.
But under a complicated system of federal sentencing guidelines, he is expected to receive a sentence of far less time, even when the guilty plea is factored in.
