Sentence examples for less hollow from inspiring English sources

Claims by the government and its supporters that Labour is returning to the 1970s with a barrage of price controls would ring less hollow if Osborne was not manipulating the housing market through Help to Buy Scheme.

It is worthy to note that the advantage of case 4 is the polarization independence compared to the other cases with less hollow number.

It is worthy to note that the advantage of the proposed case 4 is the polarization independence compared to the other cases with less hollow number.

France's industrial base has been subject to less hollowing out than Britain's but the recent deterioration in the French trade deficit tells its own story.

To suggest at the time, as the odd scholar of imperial decline did, that there might have been no winners and two losers in the Cold War, that the weaker superpower had simply left the scene first, while the stronger, less hollowed out superpower was inching its way toward the same exit, was to speak to the deaf.

"It's more or less a hollow force," said Maj. Gen. John T. Brennan of the Air Force, who oversees the police development effort.

The works holding more allure, however, are those relying less on hollow theatrical conceits than on the dancers' invincible, acrobatic flair.

Some book publishers were forced to do the same.Target's promise that Canadians will pay less rings hollow in the face of price gaps, which have widened recently as the Canadian dollar has declined in value compared with the US one.

But Pandora's claim that it cannot afford to pay songwriters any more – that in order to succeed, it must pay those who supply its most fundamental business input even less – rings hollow.

On the other hand, a succession of treatments in TPAOH and NH4F led to materials with very few framework defects and more or less regular hollow structures.

But Germany, reunited, sees NATO as less necessary, even hollow.