Sentence examples for into no less from inspiring English sources

But there is a collar that says that each Lycos share will be converted into no less than 1.433 Terra shares nor no more than 2.15 shares.

This development will require online systems like ORS, and the OS/OC approach has the potential to evolve into no less than a new paradigm for how cross-organizational (in fact, global) scientific research collaborations are undertaken in the future.

There is now a possibility that two Classic winners were divided by just half a length on their debut at Newmarket last summer, Nathaniel having bumped into no less a colt than Frankel.

He's a graduate of the drama program at Juilliard; before the aforementioned musical, his best-known stage work occurred in lofty Broadway productions like "Inherit the Wind"; and he recently married into no less a royal acting lineage than the Streeps, having met Mamie Gummer, Meryl's daughter, when they performed alongside each other on Broadway in "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" in 2008.

"Then again, you'll also see a Golden Age of Tech Phase II designed to ripple out across the sea of humanity and turn this planet into no less than a platform for Global Clearing.

Using cytoarchitectonic approaches, the anterior insula can be divided into no less than two but more likely several distinct subregions (Mesulam and Mufson 1982a; Rose 1928; von Economo and Kosinkas 1925) (Butti and Hof 2010; Kurth et al. 2010).

Some prominent literary fictionists in Europe and America were plunged into a no less demoralizing sense of irrelevance by the terrorist attacks of 9/11, which shattered what Reinhold Niebuhr once called "the paradise of our domestic security... suspended in a hell of global insecurity".

We have gone from seven student participants to over 85, the colleges these students get into is no less than remarkable, and it is consistent.

The proposed rule change, slated to go into effect no less than a month after a public comment ends in July, would be "extremely hazardous to global security," Cardin said in a statement.

Lemann has clearly put years of research into his book, no less than would be expected of a full-scale academic study, though his book is more entertaining.

I could sense the anxiety of the performers turning by degrees into elation, and the no less anxious audience responding in kind.