Sentence examples for far less prevalent from inspiring English sources

Corruption is far less prevalent, and justice, albeit brutal, is swift and more evenly applied.

Anti-Americanism is far less prevalent in Yemen than in Pakistan.

But early voting is far less prevalent in contested Eastern states like New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

She said that she planned to "reflect the way artists work today, where these divisions are far less prevalent".

Social networking sites and YouTube are far less prevalent, while peer-to-peer and torrent culture hasn't reached them.

And, while crime is far less prevalent these days, Dr. Davis says late nights on area streets can feel unsettling.

But it's far less dominant.

The C282Y mutation is less prevalent, so far being found only in heterozygous form in 4.3% of our population [ 4– 6].

If people walk less, they'll become less active and far less healthy and obesity will become even more prevalent than it already is.

I can't imagine many of these groups would fill the void in the UK, which is a far less religiously inclined country where personal greed is more prevalent.

While fraud in voting by mail is far less common than innocent errors, it is vastly more prevalent than the in-person voting fraud that has attracted far more attention, election administrators say.