Sentence examples for less for that matter from inspiring English sources

Once a search algorithm is more (or less, for that matter) efficient than what you expect from the NFL theorem, it must be the case that you use a special choice, or a special class, of fitness functions.

Or a lot less worth, for that matter.

But the notion that you have to somehow become a more serious you (or more or less anything, for that matter) has largely dissipated -- and good riddance.

The second Strike outing,  The Silkworm, was diverting, but  less inventive – and, for that matter, less plausible.

Even if Ward, for theological reasons, does link modern day Jews to the Jews of Jesus' time, is that less ridiculous, or for that matter less offensive, than Berkow's attempt to somehow link Ward to Christian slave owners?

But many economists and tax experts say that without reforming the tax code and eliminating the many loopholes that already allow companies to pay far less than 35 percent — or less than 25 percent, for that matter — it's hard to imagine such a corporate tax cut being that effective.

Billy is not to be confused with Billy Beane, the crafty A's general manager, who again has the assignment of trying to do more with less, or Billy Ball, for that matter, the stylistic appellation applied to the early 1980's A's of Billy Martin.

The story may hint at a counterlife — an altogether more prosaic, less pristine, less ostensibly perfect and, for that matter, respectable way of life, one that comes with its grimy and laborious trouble built in, its ugly places and stories present at hand — but Park doesn't offer a vision of it.

Turn on most quality (or less-than-quality, for that matter) prime-time drama or comedy, and from the way that women are generally portrayed, it would be easy to believe that the most important interpersonal connection a woman has in her life is to a man, usually in the form of a love interest, husband or partner.

Moore is less likely to issue threats and, for that matter, is less interested in politicians altogether.

Liberals, no less than conservatives — and for that matter revolutionaries and reactionaries; in other words, all of us — believe some modes of existence are superior to others.