Sentence examples for far less used from inspiring English sources

There are many mobile applications created for most of the major languages in the world and much lesser amount is available for the far less used languages.

Yiddish has been spoken by more Jews in history than any other language, but it is far less used today, following the Holocaust and the adoption of Modern Hebrew by the Zionist movement and the State of Israel.

However, all members of the clade possess 9+0 primary, sensory cilia, although these are far less used than in animals like vertebrates.

The Ten-Group Classification System is widely used in high-resource settings, but so far less used in low-resource settings.

Every piece of research demonstrates that CCTV is far less use in preventing crime than simply improving street lighting.

The agency has also been making far less use of its own administrative tools, like its power to impose negligence penalties to go after corporate wrongdoers.

Also, it's worth noting that Google says it makes far less use of the data it collects about its users than many other big Web companies.

You'll have far less use for the thing when you head for the beach, or a city walking tour, or a roadside diner.

Without the foundation of this culture, the mastery of specific areas of information or even of skills like building bridges or treating patients is of far less use to employers, clients or the rest of society.

Students can pass examinations without necessarily gaining the ability to understand the patterns or meaning of the phrases they have learned, far less use them in real life contexts.

The 3rd Duke of Norfolk, also called Thomas, made far less use of the castle, using first Stoke-by-Nayland and then Kenninghall as his principal residence.