Sentence examples for less convicted from inspiring English sources

"He has not been charged with anything, much less convicted".

Still, few sectarian killers have been arrested, much less convicted, in recent years.

But no one has been tried on any charges, much less convicted.

None of the principal figures in the financial collapse of 2008 have been prosecuted, much less convicted.

Despite his long periods of confinement, Ai had never been formally charged in China, still less convicted.

He said in his letters the detention had not led him to being charged formally, "much less convicted of any crime".

Yet today, just like 25 years ago, video evidence isn't enough; the U.S. criminal justice system resists indicting, much less convicting its own.

"The [Boston College] interviews per se, if they talk about other people, then they fall into the category of hearsay evidence and hearsay evidence is not sufficient to charge, much less convict, another person," Mr Moloney said.

Much of the grassroots outcry around the issue of police violence has been organized under the Black Lives Matter umbrella, as protests surrounding the killings of black men and women -- and the subsequent decisions not to charge, much less convict, the officers responsible for those deaths -- have arisen around the nation.

No chief executive has ever faced such a charge before, much less been convicted of it.

"They're asking you, people of principle, to compromise your principles and to be for someone who is less corely convicted than Ronald Reagan because we need to win," Santorum said.