Sentence examples for is less felt from inspiring English sources

The new intake of youngsters still get a look in under Zola, but their presence is less felt than in recent years.

But there is a part of the breast cancer story that is less "feel good" and less frequently mentioned -- woman living with metastatic breast cancer.

But since both countries raise premiums for mandatory insurance in an income-dependent manner, the direct effects of demographic changes on risk adjustment will be less felt than in Switzerland (whereas health financing of those countries will be more affected by the expected decrease of the ratio of active to retired workers).

It was, and still is, but now my friends are all spammers, the desire to keep up with them is less keenly felt.

"Where there is less parity, women feel vulnerable.

This northern area of the forest is less frequented and feels wilder, less fenced and settled.

But for the deaf community the film is less feelgood than feel bad, mad, and misrepresented once again.

Consequently, this region is less likely to feel the effects if/when the next tech bubble does burst.

Your baby is less likely to feel insecure if he is lying next to you at night while he sleeps.

Sigur Rós are a sorry loss, but if Jónsi maintains this staggering form, their absence will be less sorely felt.

But because both would plan to start operations at fuller capacity, the higher costs would be less keenly felt.