Sentence examples for far less since from inspiring English sources

"The room for maneuver is far less since the Greek crisis," said Mr. Nemeth.

In Japan, authoritarian patterns filial piety and ancestor worship have operated as brakes, though far less since World War II.

But the distraction element is far less, since the titles and images are on the same visual plane.

But whatever the value once was, it is far less since the Reagan Administration, as part of its push at the Tokyo summit for stronger sanctions against Libya, decided to order the oil producers out of that country by June 30.

With ACV, you'll get the current market value for the laptop — which will most likely be far less, since it has probably depreciated over time.

If McCain's argument is that Obama cannot be trusted because he has shifted his positions over time, then by McCain's own logic, he himself should be trusted far less, since he has been a far, far larger offender on this count than Obama could ever be accused of being.

Its female swimmers and distance runners have been far less dominant since the mid-1990's.

The rings of Saturn have become far less mysterious since Galileo first discovered them in 1610 (and thought they might be moons).

Compared with a conventional, three-dimensional finite/boundary element model, this model is more computationally efficient and requires far less memory since discretization is only made over the vertical transverse section of the ground and/or built structures.

Crooked contractors and inept officials at all levels were hardly rare here, but a citizenry that may have shrugged them off the past has shown far less tolerance since 2005.

Other schemes, such as the machines designed to suck CO2 directly out of the air, are far less controversial, since all they aim to do is remove a pollutant that humans are adding to the air.