Sentence examples for is anyway less from inspiring English sources

He vows more substance and less ingratiating spin, at which he is anyway less gifted.

Only C2s, Ds and Es (semi-skilled, unskilled and manual workers) remain opposed, but this group tends to change its views more and is anyway less likely to vote.

Indeed, some opposition people who attended earlier meetings, including Fayez Sara, a writer, and Hazem Nahar, a prominent member of the National Democratic Grouping, were later locked up.The government intermediaries have been loth and are anyway less able to make contact with the younger and more radical activists at the heart of the protests.

The film actor is anyway more or less a robot, being mechanical, no longer organic, and – like the mummy-fixated boy at the movie's heart – someone that we may or may not find it in ourselves to love.

And to those who may be anxious both at home and abroad, this does not mean that the United Kingdom will be in anyway less united, it does not mean it will be any less European.

"The Americans are anyway going to do less and if the Europeans do not do more the US is going to do much less," said a senior European military official, referring to American involvement in Europe.

You are actually in the prime of your life, just because you have more wrinkles than you used to does not mean you are in anyway less wonderful, desirable, and exceptional than young hipsters, who, have very little to look back on than you.

The money is so small anyway (less than one-thousandth of government spend) it bears no relationship to the value of the arts for all of us.

People were frugal in 1912, or anyway less accustomed to the ease of disposable fashion.

Anyway, less attention was devoted to the "effect" uncertainty about the impact of drivers of change on the competitive position of the firm and to the "response" uncertainty about how to take advantage of these drivers.

The bank, no softie anyway, is now less likely to cut interest rates.