Sentence examples for less inflated from inspiring English sources

In short, the seemingly inflated.387 BABIP from Johnson's rookie season may have been a bit less inflated than we initially thought, and his chances of sustaining an average in the.270-.280 raree are subsequently better.

For sure, Real has managed to bring in new players at much less inflated prices than last year.

They're disarmingly gorgeous on screen: Leigh sparkling and catlike; Olivier a 1930s Henry Cavill, only slightly less inflated and wearing more guyliner.

"Normal, perfectly normal," Dr Facial Filler says, kneading vigorously, trying to get some of the filler to travel to the less inflated side.

He's just diluting them somewhat and staggering them across a menu with a less inflated come-on and with the possibility of affordable, conventional eating for diners looking for that.

Chances are prices will be less inflated during these times.

Sure, you could sit around and wait to see what happens to the top 50 free agents — you may choose between Ben Reiter's list on SI.com or Jeff Passan's on Yahoo.com or make your own — or whether Mark Cuban tries to buy the Dodgers at a less-inflated price than the $1 billion Frank McCourt was asking.

Palin skewers the truth from the get-go, namely by contending that the FOIA requests came after she "returned home from the 2008 vice presidential campaign" (which, of course, those with less-inflated egos refer to as a presidential campaign).

Despite his brother's extraordinarily obvious addiction issues, Doug, who looks like a less-inflated version of his brother, has blindly supported his sibling, accusing the Toronto City Council of acting as a "kangaroo court" when it voted Monday to strip the mayor of virtually all his powers.

Each graph shows that the observed sensitivity and specificity of Test 2 for both the single test and series designs are inflated relative to the true sensitivity and specificity, though there is less inflation for the series design.

"When you're dealing with two large parties, both of which have large and skilled law firms working for them, you don't have that leverage differential that you may have in other situations," he said, going on to point out that it was also less likely that inflated legal fees would run either party into the ground.