Sentence examples for far less sure from inspiring English sources

McCullin, for the most part, seems far less sure.

By contrast, Munch's hold on what it meant to be Edvard Munch was far less sure.

Where "Speak Up" believes that change is possible, and even imminent, "Bully" is far less sure.

The Republicans on the committee were far less sure how to react.

To do any better, you have to put your money in far less sure investments, like stocks.

Whether he made any difference to the bottlenecks that are holding back growth is far less sure.

In May Stephen Harper, the prime minister, unveiled a new defence strategy called Canada First, with a pledge to increase the annual budget for the military by two-thirds over 20 years.General Hillier's successor, Walter Natynczyk, has so far shown a less sure touch.

Yelp's ascendancy is far less of a sure thing than Facebook's, but Elevation owns a much bigger chunk of the company.

But later revised — a few unknown things, not much, nothing new, that was for sure, and far less than usual.

I think there's a plausible case for using TARP money to bail out G.M., but where the money comes from is at this point clearly far less important than just making sure it gets out the door.

But it's now clear that the sort of experiences captured under the label are common in the general population – frequently far less distressing and disruptive, for sure, but essentially the same thing.