Sentence examples similar to less lottery from inspiring English sources
The shootout is a soul-less lottery.
It is one of the world's less lovely lotteries.
"It would make things a bit less of a lottery".
But for the tech groups, that is less of a lottery than paying the trolls.
The net result is that travel now feels less of a lottery because we, the consumers, feel more in control.
Because there are more applicants than jobs, the young employees are selected by lottery; less than half of applicants are accepted.
Indeed, on following the turn to page 3, the headline was altogether less certain: "Will lottery pay for Queen's Jubilee?" Answer, of course: no.
Four years ago, Gillham stumbled upon what is more or less an economic lottery ticket for an American man whose education stopped after high school.
This makes using the instant result button less of a lottery should you choose to power through a season in an evening.
The point Chris misses, however, is that if you are a top tennis professional you have already more or less won the lottery, and are probably one of the few people in the world who could absorb £20m without anyone noticing the slightest change in lifestyle.
Investing in high-technology startup companies is similar to (but less extreme than) lotteries in the skewness of rewards and the relatively low probability (well below 0.1) of a really big payoff.
