Sentence examples for has substantially less from inspiring English sources

It is worth remembering that this department has substantially less funding than the more powerful Industry Department.

Westchester County, by contrast, has substantially less weekly newspaper coverage -- and perhaps for that reason, the area is quickly warming to The Loop (GetInLoop.com), a new hyperlocal site started last year by Polly Kreisman, a longtime New York broadcast journalist who lives in Larchmont.

Without ignoring the necessary demographic, socio-economic, institutional and governance requirements, we make the case for a science that develops the best ecological means to produce food in a way that has substantially less negative effects on biodiversity and associated ecosystem services and, indeed, should be able to contribute to their persistence and enhancement.

While Microsoft's product has substantially less marketshare, it offers the kind of enterprise customers that fit well with Apttus' customer base.

The United States is a separation-of-powers system within which the chief executive has substantially less power over domestic policy than, say, a British prime minister.

A1C has substantially less biologic variability and is unaffected by acute effects of stress or illness.

It currently has enough for several bombs, and Washington wants it to have substantially less.

Under such conditions, marine calcifiers would have substantially less material to maintain their shells and skeletons.

CIC appears to have substantially less unwanted noise than ZSP NGP and should be more useful in simulating dense plasmas.

The British Financial Conduct Authority has already publically warned that if OLA is eliminated, it will have substantially less confidence in the safety and soundness of U.S. banks.

Still, it is clear that if this deal sticks, whoever becomes foreign minister will have substantially less power in foreign affairs than Mr. Barak will.