Sentence examples for is unfortunately less from inspiring English sources

She is, unfortunately, less interesting than Toto.

A multi-speed global recovery is, unfortunately, less stable than a synchronised one, not least because the policy combination that makes sense for the rich world gradually tighter fiscal policy and a prolonged period of cheap money will encourage more capital to flow to emerging economies in search of higher yields, and add to their risk of overheating.

She also wrote and directed a video to promote it that is unfortunately less nice and more a laughable propagation of the silent, lip-licking caricature of a "woman in touch with her sexuality".

As a consequence, the current view of physicians on topical treatment in psoriasis is unfortunately less favorable than it should be, if the clinical efficacy of these treatments is considered.

As data were collected more than 20 years ago, this issue is unfortunately less clear for the 1993 sample, but the representativeness in terms of sex and age was also considered as good by the investigators [ 10].

"Our growth in the E.U. has been, unfortunately, less impressive than the growth in the United States, and the euro is going down while the dollar is going up," he said.

Our results also indicate the importance of keeping current densities low and using low resistance nanowire electrodes, which are unfortunately less transparent.

Black and Latinx families are unfortunately less likely than white families to have access to broadband Wi-Fi in their homes, according to the Pew Research Center.

When a diagnosis is made, the facts surrounding the most effective treatment strategy are, unfortunately, less certain than caring physicians and distressed families would wish.

And Mr. Woodard's death is, unfortunately, far less anomalous than someone being thrown in front of a subway train.

Manchester's breadth of scientific prowess is unfortunately far less renowned than its soccer teams and music scene, laments Rothwell.