Sentence examples for less exceedingly from inspiring English sources

But a blend of modern manufacturing acumen will be blended with that traditional old-world appeal, and it's the newfangled approach and look of the GT that is meant to appeal to a younger, less exceedingly well-heeled customer.

Critics of the study, of whom there are many, counter that the evidence for "more guns, less crime" is exceedingly thin, and quite sensitive to statistical manipulations, to the point where you can't know whether more guns lead to less crime or more violence.

Compared with the static channel assignment method with four radios, our algorithm has less number of exceedingly high individual flows and less number of low individual flows, thereby resulting in more balance among individual flows with higher total network utility.

They had back seats, were far cheaper to maintain than Ferraris (and far less prone to failure), exceedingly agile and constantly revised and reengineered based on lessons learned at the track.

Risk of death is exceedingly rare; less than 1 in 500,000 to 18 million (despite the 117 you often read on the Internet!).

"Most third-person narrators are less like omniscient gods than exceedingly snoopy, well-informed ghosts".

OSCA cars were exceedingly rare, with less than 200 made, but they were quite competitive and also, naturally somehow, gorgeous.

Although most schoolbooks say otherwise, the moon does have an atmosphere, although it's exceedingly thin--perhaps thin--perhaps thin--perhaps 100 trillion's.

Because educational attainments less than 8 years were exceedingly rare in women born in the US, estimates below this level were not plotted for the native born group.

If more stringent criteria are used, such as the presence of a recognizable Mendelian inheritance pattern, then FAD comprises an exceedingly small percentage (less than 1%) of the total number of AD cases.

Instead, the ruling follows a conservative, California-centric judicial approach that is less satisfying but will make it exceedingly hard to attack on the expected appeal.