Sentence examples for inevitably less than from inspiring English sources

When the pair presented the artwork for the Floyd's 1970 album Atom Heart Mother – a solitary brown-and-white cow, staring at the camera in that blank way that cows do – Dunton and his colleagues were inevitably less than impressed.

For every larger dispute of this kind, residents of the New York and Washington area neighborhoods that have the two biggest clusters of diplomatic homes in the country are inevitably less than delighted to learn of wealthy visitors exempt from taxes that everyone else has to pay.

Although the apparent lack of GLP-1 staining in 20 25% of Venus-positive cells could represent Venus fluorescence in a non-L-cell population, detection of GLP-1 by immunofluorescence is inevitably less than 100% efficient because of factors such as antibody affinity and the requirement for cell permeabilization.

Arctic Monkeys tonight, despite the inevitably less-than-ideal conditions of a randomly-selected, competition winners' crowd, are a peerless band.

Besides, if Atkinson did the same thing all over again, wouldn't she just be repeating herself with inevitably less impact than before?

As I have argued in previous articles, the cry of "four more years" is inevitably less stirring than the call for "hope and change" of four years ago.

Although the author of Bright Lights, Big City is, at 57, inevitably less wild than he used to be, he still has a reputation as a committed hedonist.

Although the characters in "Taking Over" range from a real estate developer to a young man whose family is being kicked out of its apartment, the pro-gentrification characters (who are, not coincidentally, white) are inevitably less sympathetic than those being pushed out by the neighborhood's transformation.

Hence the cost-effectiveness estimates are inevitably less precise than the clinical data on which they are based.

The outcomes of global biodiversity targets are perhaps inevitably less focused than those in specified circumstances such as fisheries management.

In general, matches to control patients from the same unit were also inevitably less complete than those in which the control patients could come from multiple units.