Sentence examples for is evident less from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "is evident less" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect construction and lacks clarity.
Example: "The solution to the problem is evident less than before."
Alternatives: "is less evident" or "is not as evident".

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His love of music is evident; less well-known is his interest in new architecture.

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His leadership was evident less than six minutes into the first period.

The same dismissive and sneering attitude was evident less than three years ago when another chancellor, George Osborne, told the Scottish people that they couldn't use sterling if they dared to vote for independence.

Unlike oral VKAs, changes in pharmacodynamic parameters were evident less than 1 h following a single dose of apixaban.

Storm damage was evident but less significant in southeastern New York.

Missing values were evident in less than 2% of the cases across the chosen variables.

The increased sensitivity of PC-3 cells was evident albeit less pronounced.

Tumors in TCA-exposed animals developed rapidly, and significant increases were evident in less-than-lifetime studies of ≤ 82 weeks.

The dancers' dramatic gifts were evident in other less hard-edged dances.

His boundless energy was evident from his less than elegant conducting technique.

It was evident that CP is less acceptable for women than men.

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