Sentence examples for far less extensive from inspiring English sources

China's network is far less extensive.

[n8] The powers thus delegated are far less extensive than those sustained in Bowles v. Willingham, supra, pp. 512-515.

Last year's webcast, simply called 24 Hours of Reality, was far less extensive and included many pre-produced segments.

After 78 days of airstrikes over Serbia in 1999, American military officials conceded that damage to the Yugoslav Army was far less extensive than originally thought.

The survey found that tobacco litigation is far less extensive in countries other than the United States; about 80 cases are currently pending in 11 countries.

Ironically, the Court today seems unwilling to acknowledge that changes in a collective work far less extensive than those made to prior copyright law by the 1976 "revision" do not merit the same characterization.

"It would have been far less expensive.

However, the consequences of these uncertainties were far less complex and extensive than those experienced by RCT participants.

Tidal stream turbines or tidal reef design (as recommended by RSPB in 2008) can capture tidal energy with far less impact on the extensive ecosystems which are centred on the Severn Estuary.

But the limited approach proposed by Mr. Putin might be seen by Beijing as far less threatening that the more extensive American system, which would neutralize the Chinese deterrent.

His lawyers drew a comparison to celebrities who received either fines or far less time after being charged with extensive tax fraud.