Sentence examples for it will be even less from inspiring English sources

So it will be even less obvious why active funds should be worth their high fees.

"And it will be even less accurate within the next few days".

It will be even less defensible should Mr Brown or a future Labour leader command an overall majority in Britain, but not in England.

To put it mildly, there is no reason to think the interbank lending market fits that bill now, and there are reasons to think it will be even less true in the future.

It will be even less convinced that Mr Ma will have the political strength to push for more measures to improve cross-strait ties before he steps down in 2016; there had been talk of setting up representative offices in each other's territory as well as greater liberalisation of cross-strait trade.

Indeed, if the company starts looking for another round of funding very soon, it will be even less surprising.

It should, but the likelihood that it will is even less than for the individual who messed up his life.

Now that the laureateship has a fixed 10-year term, rather than expiring only when the poet does, it'll be even less the case.

Within a few days it's already frustrating to be constantly killed by toys you can't have – give it a week and it'll be even less fun.

The Republican leadership, which has already proved shocking in its cowardice, will be even less inclined to challenge him.

Others are getting money out by underinvoicing foreign sales and keeping the difference abroad.If the government forces the factory owners to increase pay (an election is coming, so it may well do so), they will be even less willing and able to invest in making their premises less hazardous.