Sentence examples similar to far less next from inspiring English sources

I'm not going to remember this in the next hour, far less next week and write it down in some performance evaluation.

Furthermore, standard PCR is by far less costly than next-generation sequencing and will remain useful for many studies that do not require a large amount of sequence information and for which costs is a concern as in clinical routine tests, conservation biology and for a large proportion of archaeological researches using ancient DNA analyses.

Block grants would make these programs far less responsive in the next recession, as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families was less responsive in this recession.

Mr. John, who has written the scores for several Broadway musicals, including "The Lion King" and "Billy Elliot," said that compared with those shows, he and Mr. Furnish have had far less artistic input on "Next Fall".

If I am sitting on a train, I am far less threatening to someone sitting next to me than someone covered from head to toe.

She and her station partners had years to build up "The Oprah Winfrey Show" into the highest-rated talk show of its kind, and they had far less competition than "Oprah's Next Chapter" now faces on Sunday nights.

But the knowledge that the euro is not a binding commitment among its members will make it far less likely to work the next time.

Note that the global model (all predictors and first-order interactions) possessed the lowest AIC by 300 points, but with 240 model terms, was far less interpretable than the AIC next-best model with network size, network topology, recombination rate, average additive variance, and interactions as predictors.

What happens next could be far less palatable.

The rain has now stopped, but it needs far less to tip the balance the next time.

Impressive as the boot-top powder promises to be from the top, it's far less miraculous than what we see next.