Sentence examples for less expansive than from inspiring English sources

It's a sinewy, lean sonority, less expansive than that of a Slavic, German or Italianate choir.

Because of this, indemnification terms for private equity can often be less expansive than those for public companies.

Instead of dismissing AdWords as more expensive and less expansive than other media, focus on the power of continual, controlled testing.

(Dr. Dean, whose health plan is less expansive than Mr. Gephardt's, would also use some of the Bush tax money for deficit reduction and other areas).

Though its grounds and mission are less expansive than the institute, S.G.I. is where Venter's breakthroughs will be refined and marketed whenever they have real-world potential.

Although perhaps marginally less expansive than Mr. Berlusconi, Mr. Sarkozy – "President Bling Bling", according to a popular nickname – may also suffer an image problem when voters head to the polling booths.

"Individuals who hire law firms are a less expansive universe than the entire buying public," Mr. Rubenstein said, "and the investment is different than it is for selling soap or Coca-Cola to every consumer in America".

Other centrist Democrats said the results in Massachusetts could become a blessing in disguise by forcing Democrats to rein in their legislative agenda and focus on less expansive policies than the health care overhaul now teetering with the loss of the Democratic majority's crucial 60th vote.

Mr. Mukasey was praised for his choice of Mr. Durham, although some Democrats in Congress were disappointed that he will have less expansive authority than a special counsel like Patrick J. Fitzgerald, who investigated the disclosure of the identity of Valerie Wilson, a C.I.A. officer.

Or maybe readers would prefer a slightly less expansive position than Indispensable America.

Key congressional Republicans have introduced net neutrality legislation that takes a less expansive approach than the FCC but still goes against the party's long-standing view that the issue did not require regulations.