Sentence examples for has got less from inspiring English sources
This time Mr Gadea has got less than $1m.
Khan is now 35, and inevitably his dancing has got less startling with age.
If the plan with this new character was to garner publicity then it's worked (QED), but a corollary is that the game has got less coherent and less appealing.
Yes yes, there are a fair few banjo-plucking folk artists making it big in 2013, but on the whole, music has got less acoustic over the decades, thanks to the introduction of new technology.
Foreign reserves are 1.6 times likely financing requirements in the next year (defined as the current-account deficit plus short-term debt).And although the world has got less forgiving as the end of QE looms, India's stability has improved in some ways since last year.
"It's clearly true," said Joe Trippi, a senior adviser to former Senator John Edwards, "that blogs and Web sites, and even some of the cool stuff that our team is doing in Iowa, has got less of an impact in Iowa".
Adherents complain that its "sensibility has gotten less offensive, but a little more in-your-face".
Remarkably, the presidential campaign has gotten less serious, while the economy's problems have become more so.
"Earnings should be better in 2003 because the environment has gotten less bad," said Henry McVey, an analyst at Morgan Stanley.
