Sentence examples for less fame from inspiring English sources

Without prospects of a career, much less fame.

Many rappers they presented on the radio did not have record contracts, much less fame.

Erjon Bogdani and Emanuele Giaccherini, an Albanian and an Italian of rather less fame than Ibrahimovic and the Brazilians, got the goals.

The sprawl of this show, where famous RAs rub shoulders with dedicated artists of less fame but huge variety, is always a crowd-puller.

All of which means that less prominent organisations are in the uncomfortable position of scraping the bottom of the celebrity barrel – settling for less fame, or less engagement with the cause.

If authorities were brazen enough to detain someone so closely connected to the leaks, it means they've probably extended their legal powers to intimidate others with less fame.

Although the BF3-method recovered significantly less FAMEs in N. oculata and P. tricornutum, this is not necessarily caused by the catalyst, but rather by the short incubation time compared with other D-TE methods.

Television executives go for marquee names, but most viewers are drawn less by fame than performance: comedy that stands out from the mainstream fare.

Open-top bus rides, MBEs and OBEs, sponsorship deals and more or less instant fame all filled the void for a while, but Duncan Fletcher still recalls with a shudder how, when his Ashes winners turned up in Pakistan a couple of months later, he sensed something was missing.

The in-house HCl-method at room temperature recovered significantly less total FAMEs than Christie's method and Lewis et al.'s method in I. galbana.

Celebrity is widely understood to be more chimerical than fame, less respectable and less trustworthy.