Sentence examples for less much of from inspiring English sources

Since March 1999, Governor Bush has raised $93.2 million in checks of $1,000 or less, much of it raised by a network of fund-raisers called the Pioneers.

What sticks in the mind, though, is her two-word description of the new album, a description that suggests desperate enthusiasm: "It's fun!" She's right, although her description requires all the usual qualifications: more or less, much of the time, in a way.

When he drifts away, as in "The Beach" and "A Life Less Ordinary," much of that verve declines.

Less spent much of his twenties and thirties in a relationship with an older man, Robert Brownburn, a distinguished poet.

Five seconds after "Pompeii" ended -- maybe less -- much of Bastille's audience had vacated the Mojave, hit-seekers in search of another hit.

"Georgia is less crowded than much of Europe but offers much more bang for your buck.

Less than a year ago, much of the area was wholly outside of Afghan government influence.

The Argentines appear to have been significantly less educated for much of this time period.

They will give us less joy -- much of the splendor and vibrance of these ecosystems will be lost.

What's less clear: How much of it is getting through to voters?

Ancestral repeats are known to have relatively less constraint than much of the genome.