Sentence examples for less in a recent from inspiring English sources

Canadian researchers have had to become accustomed to doing more with less; in a recent international survey, Canadian astronomy ranked first in impact per unit funding.

On Leadership spoke with Sutton about his newest book, "Scaling Up Excellence: Getting to More Without Settling for Less," in a recent interview ("How to spread an excellent idea").

43 None the less, in a recent analysis based on two large cohorts in the United States, a 17% reduction in cerebrovascular risk was observed when red meat intake was replaced with fish.

Much of southern Europe is also in pain, while the northern creditor countries are becoming ever less forgiving: in a recent poll a narrow majority of Germans favoured bringing back the Deutschmark.

Roger Ebert, who has been quite candid about his own illness, saying, "We spend too much time hiding illness," is less thoughtful in a recent blog post after the shootings in Colorado over the weekend.

The opposite tendency was observed in a previous study from the United States (Pope et al. 2002), although the pattern was less clear in a recent analysis with a longer follow-up period (Krewski et al. 2009).

The luminal A/luminal B distinction seems also less obvious in a recent study [ 6] that classified 83 breast tissue samples using a reduced set of genes, which included 120 genes from the later 500-gene set [ 4].

"If you look at our scores since I took over, the margin of loss has been less and less," Stepps said in a recent interview in a borrowed office at Alumni Hall, the university's athletic facility.

On the other hand, the estimations are about ten times less than reported in birds [ 16] or plants [ 47, 48] and about three times less than reported in a recent study of the GH1 gene of S. salar [ 41].

And al-Hibri's pro-woman readings of the Koran are, at times, less than persuasive: in a recent essay for the Journal of Law & Religion, she acknowledges that the Koran permits a husband to beat his wife, though she argues that a correct reading of the verse indicates that he should use nothing more injurious than a miswak, a twig that commonly serves as a toothbrush in the Arabian peninsula.

3– 8 SAEs and serious infections were less common than in a recent Japanese postmarketing surveillance programme (rates: 27.3/100PY and 9.1/100PY, respectively).