Sentence examples for less a learned from inspiring English sources

No less a learned philosopher than Rush Limbaugh has called Pope Francis a Marxist.

As a result, the app is less effective as a learning tool than Odyssey Translator.

Windows-based PCs tend to be less expensive, and if you have been using Windows you would probably have less of a learning curve — as well as an easier time transferring files and other data from your old machine to the new one.

This provides one possible explanation why the process of policymaking might be less a rational learning process, such as the one described in Buera et al. (2011), but instead an attempt to reveal intentions (which by their very nature are hard to verify) and a search for culprits.

RYAN LIZZA: I think it's possible there would have been less of a learning curve, but that's pretty speculative.

There will be less of a learning curve, I know who the contractors are, and I know how not to get cheated.

Ms. Conochan's consumer-minded approach to her education is not unusual these days: many students see higher education less as a learning opportunity than as a high-priced commodity whose value will be enhanced by good grades.

When people speak the same language, there's less of a learning curve when talking about the technology.

Because H2O comes as a package with many of the configurations already tuned, set up is easy, requiring less of a learning curve than most other free options.

There are some things here that are very familiar, which is perhaps good as it means less of a learning curve for new users.

Taking over for her will be Steve Binkley, currently associate director for advanced scientific computing research, who has a long record at DOE. "He has a broad view across all of the programs," Mason says, "which will be very beneficial because there will be less of a learning curve going into the job".