Sentence examples for far less official from inspiring English sources
What they see as true, traditional Chinese culture, eviscerated during Mao's rule, gets far less official support.
There is nothing "political" about these settlements of the homeless – no signs denouncing greed or visits from leftwing luminaries – but they have been treated with far less official forbearance than the occupation encampments of the "American autumn".
In Uruguay and Chile, for example, the notion exists that the Basques constitute a sort of ruling elite cutting across party and ideological lines and that that helps to explain why the two countries have far less official corruption and more capable bureaucracies than are the norm in Latin America.
As we shall see, quality problems with veterinary drugs emerged over a similar period, though they have received far less official attention.
The Democrats started to raise soft money for their new building more than a year ago when the bill's prospects seemed far less certain, officials said.
Because some companies are so effective at minimizing taxes, the average works out to far less than the official rate.
According to the South China Morning Post, Yi suggested that China had only 377.6 million new births from 1991 to 2016, far less than the official figure of 464.8 million.
It helps that in practice most businesses pay far less than the official rate, thanks to the proliferation of loopholes.Mr Brownback points out that his state is winning residents from California, which has the country's highest personal income tax, and losing them to Texas, which has none.
Your actual return will be far less than our official tally.
In November, Canales told The Times that the actual employment growth in Los Angeles County during the last two years now appears to be far less than the official state estimates indicate.
The going rate for a Syrian worker is 800 Turkish lira per month, about $266 US — far less than the official Turkish minimum wage, which is around 1600 Lira, or about $532.
