Sentence examples for gives much less from inspiring English sources
And he argues that his plan gives much less of its benefits to the wealthy than Mr. Bush's plan does.
The new scheme gives much less numerical dissipation compared to the upstream scheme, and this may cause reflection at the upper boundary.
Experimental results reveal that the proposed composite scheme gives much less blurring in comparison to the standalone schemes and performs better than most of the widely used interpolation schemes in terms of objective and subjective measures.
Trade winds from the northeast are blocked by the West Maui Mountains, but the wind has shifted frequently to the east, which gives much less protection, and then back due north, which means we have no protection at all.
It is one of the characteristic features of tagmemic grammar that it gives much less emphasis to the notion of constituent structure than other American approaches to grammatical analysis.
The UK gives much less state aid per head than most EU countries, under-using the scope that it has within the state aid rules to support (for example) industrial training and regional development.
But they generally give much less time to take cover than in Mexico.
He gave much less attention to ensembles, choruses, and the expressive potential of the orchestra.
Spacey, given much less to do in the film, takes the opposite approach and goes broad.
The high-order numerical methods give much less numerical errors compared to those using low-order numerical methods.
