Sentence examples for less keenly from inspiring English sources

Their drought is shorter than Chile's, but no less keenly felt.

Eight of them, including Ukraine, were already active in NATO's "partnerships for peace" programme (as, less keenly, is Russia itself).

But because both would plan to start operations at fuller capacity, the higher costs would be less keenly felt.

These dispersals and separations are scarcely less keenly felt than those of people who travel halfway across the world.

Over time the circle of loyalists became more venal and narrowly circumscribed, the need actually to please the people less keenly felt; education fared particularly poorly.

It was, and still is, but now my friends are all spammers, the desire to keep up with them is less keenly felt.

The crowd listens keenly, less for Diamandis’ subject matter—a deadly topic, even at an electronics show—or his matter-of-fact style than this track record and his cash.

She felt his absence keenly, one less relationship tethering her to South Carolina.

New for film audiences, that is, not new for actual working women for whom announcing pregnancy is met with a steely "congratulations" which implies "your career is over, how dare you knife me in the back this way?" The actual plot of Equity is, to a degree, less interesting than the keenly observed moments of the world of high finance.

So: You can be less stupid by being keenly aware of your limitations when it comes to what you see and taking those limitations into account when you make decisions based on what you are just "certain" you know.

This is felt most keenly among older, less privileged, part-time students and comes at a time when adult education funding has been decimated.