Sentence examples for has many less from inspiring English sources

"Dr Murray has not received any special treatment in jail and in fact has many less privileges than most inmates because of his notoriety," Wass said this year.

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Goa has a fascinating architectural heritage from its Portuguese colonisers and has many less-known sites of natural beauty, such as waterfalls deep in the forests.

So have many less notable Americans.

But opera has also had many less visible couples who mix everyday home life as married or unmarried partners with joint careers.

OFFICIALS in the town of Islip have taken measures in the past to crack down on illegal rentals in single-family homes, as have many less affluent towns on Long Island.

It's clear that the Chinese work harder in tech on average, and that Chinese workplaces have many less frills than Silicon Valley workplaces.

This study suggests that at least under certain circumstances it may be more effective as well as less expensive to have the best teachers teach large lectures than to have many, less effective teachers teach smaller sections.

However, other nations have forces that can be used for such interventions and peacekeeping -- although the world would be better off and probably have many less deaths overall if all nations followed international law and stayed out of other nations' business as much as possible, even in cases where people are doing stupid things to themselves in brutal civil wars.

The terms in GO are linked by a simple, class (parent)–subclass (child) relationship, in which a more specialized, child term can have many less specialized, parent terms.

Apart from experimentation and providing demonstrations on their own farms, CLs also have many less tangible tasks such as mobilizing the villagers to become involved in development activities.