Sentence examples for immensely less from inspiring English sources

Usually, "something more" turns out to be immensely less.

The scientific and technical payoff hasn't been negligible, but it's far lower (and immensely less cost-effective) than unmanned missions have achieved.

I think that's really cool, because I'm a big fan of Photosynth and I also happen to think Virtual Earth is vastly superior to – yet immensely less popular than – Google Maps / Earth.

Toronto has the antidote for Rob Ford that it asked for, and it's almost a given (despite the fact that Rob did win a City Council seat for Ward 2) that Toronto politics will be immensely less exciting going forward.

Immensely popular less than a year ago, Mr. Abe has increasingly become an object of ridicule in the popular media.

Columbus emerges in these pages as an immensely courageous but less than heroic figure.

Bergreen's worthy biography depicts Columbus as an immensely courageous but less than heroic figure.

Beckett admired them immensely, Duthuit only slightly less so.

In the more familiar Second, Mr. Kocsis is immensely competent, but somehow less attractive.

These tweeters are all working in various areas of health and are intelligent voices, some immensely popular and others less so.

The Fed appeared to be taking a gamble on a day when the stakes were immensely high: stocks were less than 24 hours removed from their worst session since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.