"less met" is not correct or usable in written English.
An appropriate phrase in this context might be "met less." For example, "I have met him less times than I have met his brother."
The other (political) conditions have been more or less met.
(Yes, that Robert Brownburn, the famous poet, whom Less met on a beach when he was twenty-three and Robert was into his forties).
BERLIN — German voters may be willing to tolerate a politician's having an affair with a teenager, but not when that politician — a leading conservative, no less — met her on Facebook, where he also flaunted immodest details of his life.
And J Street's new corps of lobbyists will soon be fanning out into the wilds of Congress, there to sit down with legislators and staff who have never heard of, much less met with, liberal advocates on Israel.
But in the 21st century, its fortunes changed once again with the financial support of Russia's new super-rich and the artistic directorship of young Alexei Ratmansky, who between 2004 and 2008 hugely broadened the repertoire and also revitalised old works – a painful process that none the less met widespread acclaim.
Those demands were more or less met with arrests and rubber bullets.
Analysts said the Fed had managed to do a balancing act in more or less meeting market expectations.
There is hardly a more globalized profession, or one in which supply less meets demand, than orchestral conductor.
He came into the year ranked No. 1, which created expectations that have been hard for him to manage, much less meet.
For the next two years the Bush administration refused to let the four men know about the suit, much less meet with their lawyer.
It became harder and harder to even see the game, much less meet a player or catch the occasional ball that made its way into the stands.
