Sentence examples for getting less so from inspiring English sources

Poll evidence suggests that privatisation has never been wildly popular, and that it has been getting less so as time goes by.

THE once-familiar lineup of CAC-40 bosses is getting less so, as one after another is moved, fired or defenestrates himself.

Although income distribution remains more unequal than anywhere else in the world, it is at least getting less so in most countries.

"There's a cutback in people but the work isn't getting less, so lots of people are doing things that are not entirely part of their job," she says.

"One thing you can say about the weather is that it's traditional, though getting less so," Phillipson remarks as I cross the bridge.

But it's getting less so by the day.

But, Mr. Johnson said, that "should be in the context of understanding the continued impact that AIDS has on gay men" -- in other words, that groups like his should not get less so that others get more.

Not only are the opinion polls clearly favourable and the economy only likely to get less so, but now that the Labour hierarchy has allowed the momentum for an early contest to build to such a pitch, failure to call one now risks looking like a lack of nerve.

That would mean that longer-serving teachers would get less, so that those who leave early could get more.

And very few Americans are going to be willing to pay more or get less so DC insiders can continue to lard their districts with pork.

The learning disabilities, because we saw the value of it we've kept the template, we're still doing the checks, so I think because we put in all that initial time and resource, actually then each year it will get less, so we're happy to carry that on.