Sentence examples for less established than from inspiring English sources

This Mumbai Consensus is far less established than its Beijing counterpart.

In 1966, the script and oval was far less established than it is now.

Open access journals are less established than subscription journals and many are not being tracked for impact factors.

The remaining dances were by choreographers who, though far less established than Ms. Comfort, suggest that the future of the art form is in good hands.

Taking a conservative approach to the I.P.O. may be especially important for Twitter, because the company is far less established than the likes of Facebook and Google.

While smaller and less established than its rivals, La Familia has a solid base in Michoacán, a growing presence in other states and even in several US cities.

However, The Bruces, never ones to leave art authority unchallenged, set up their own exhibition downtown in SoHo titled The Brucennial featuring "420 artists from 911 countries working in 666 discrete disciplines" as a reaction to 2010's Whitney Biennial, which that year featured fewer artists, and fewer less established artists, than ever before.

Plus, most businesses have less established credit histories than individuals.

In international markets, where it is less established, Netflix added more than 1.4 million subscribers for a total of 9.2 million.

Cakir is less established, at least internationally, than those officials were and Tuesday's match will be his first Champions League knockout game.

Are married, well to do men more or less likely to practice unprotected sex with prostitutes than their less established counterparts?