Sentence examples for in a lesser key from inspiring English sources
But today the information minister's talk of the "scoundrels" and "villains" and "criminals" who have invaded Iraq was in a lesser key, subordinated to more pressing, more practical concerns.
DG: [laughs] So "The Lesser Key" is a song I named after the book of demons, spells and incantations known as The Lesser Key Of Solomon.
Once again, a key paper in a lesser impact journal questioning main conclusions of a high impact paper was not cited or caught in peer or editorial review.
The inhibition of mevalonate synthesis by statins results in a lesser activation of the small GTP-binding proteins, which play a key role in the activation (molecular on/off switches) of intracellular inflammatory signalling pathways.
A key argument against such openness seems to be that it might result in a lesser choice of people running for office, as though that ship hadn't sailed some ago.
As TGF-β1 is a key cytokine in the maintenance of tolerance [ 35- 37], TGF-β1 down-regulation may result in a lesser immune suppression of effector T cell responses.
In a lesser car, you might simply twist a knob.
The scoring from multiple layers results in a lesser error.
These figures are clearly dominant in relation to those pertaining to companies which implemented a lesser number of keys and spent shorter time in the program, which represents a confirmation of the proposition.
AaegPTEN3 transcript is expressed predominantly in the head and to a lesser extent the midgut, two key tissues involved in lifespan regulation in D. melanogaster and C. elegans [ 24- 26].
