Sentence examples for generated much less from inspiring English sources
Recent announcements that the firm would buy back shares and sell some divisions generated much less excitement.
The product itself is like no solar panel you've ever seen — tons of little mirrors that move with the sun and concentrate its power, allowing solar power to be generated much less expensively than it is now.
As far as it is possible to tell, the Conservatives are saying that their plans will be financed from the proceeds of growth, but the growth of the past two years has generated much less tax revenue than expected, partly because of Britain's low-wage economy.
In fact, FDRepair generated much less number of corrections than the number of conflict-introducing errors.
The Xeon processors generated much less heat than the previous dual-core G5s, so the size of the internal cooling devices had been reduced significantly.
Buried in the avalanche of stories about violent demonstrations across several majority Muslim countries, at least in part in reaction to a deplorable anti-Islam film produced in the United States by a shadowy individual with a criminal history, is a news item that generated much less attention.
They require less labor and electricity, they generate much less waste paper, and installing printing plates and getting the presses running takes much less time.
But the sheer size of the tech giants, and the economic and political power that comes with this, generates much less skepticism than Rockefeller and Morgan ever inspired.
But the same amount of money paid to investors in share repurchases would generate much less taxable income, because some portion of the money would be viewed as a return of capital.
The prosperity of Indian gaming operations depends to a great extent on location; those near or in major urban areas can be very successful, while those in remote areas (where many reservations are located) tend to generate much less revenue.
