Sentence examples for far less interest from inspiring English sources

There's far less interest in the substance of policy".

But Ask Medicare, the section devoted to family caregivers, has been drawing far less interest.

There is far less interest than is popularly thought in extra-curricular activity.

For most of 2009, the mayor's race was a lackluster affair that attracted far less interest than Saints' football.

This year's elections have drawn far less interest, and Mr. Booker, 41, has largely ignored his three underfinanced challengers, but the stakes are no less high.

Tickets are still available, particularly for the Paralympics, which has generated far less interest than hoped despite ticket prices of less than £2 ($2.91).

She is far less interested in telling us how tall they are or what colour hair they have than in capturing the flickering self from within.

On the life of Nehru, Tharoor has far less of interest to say.

"I'd say there is far less obsessive interest in getting frequent-flier miles now than any time in memory," said Joe Brancatelli, who publishes the subscription business travel Web site Joesentme.com.com

Although Britain has the largest stake in getting the new rules right, it will have no more say in drafting most of them than countries with far less economic interest in the outcome (see chart).

While teaching in an urban public school is far less lucrative, interest in such jobs has grown noticeably since the economy began flagging, said Barbara Radner, a professor of education at DePaul University in Chicago.