Sentence examples for less plentiful than from inspiring English sources

MUCH of the bounty of the ocean is, these days, far less plentiful than it used to be.

However, consumer-confidence surveys report that new jobs are less plentiful than they were earlier this year.

HFCs are less plentiful than CO2, but Kerry said last month that they currently emit as much pollution as 300 coal-fired power plants each year.

Although the monsoon rains this year were less plentiful than normal, stifling agricultural production, the domestic economy was expected to grow at 6.5percentt, Mr. Singh said.

The purple asters were less plentiful than they had been on her previous trips, but the monks were pleased to see her, and she chatted agreeably with them for an hour or so.

Although the asters at the monastery were less plentiful than she had remembered them, she spent a pleasant hour chatting with the Benedictine monks and admiring the chapel, built in 1965 by George Nakashima and furnished as austerely as her own house, with split-log benches, wood carvings by a local artist, and a gory wooden crucifix in the Spanish manner.

This paper provided an economical surface for writing or printing; other substrates, such as parchment and papyrus, were less plentiful and more costly to prepare than paper.

Because Westchester's stores are smaller and workers less plentiful, there are fewer extras and amenities than in other suburban stores, said Matt Casey, who as a specialist in real estate analysis for supermarkets visits thousands of stores nationwide each year.

Soft corals are somewhat less plentiful (in the Caribbean, twenty species appear) than stony corals.

This may be the explanation of why more animals were caught in houses where food was stored in metal drums than in those where food was stored in sacks – the former presumably being considerably more small-mammal proof than the latter and therefore offering a less plentiful food supply, leading to a higher hunger level.

However, the environments in which our brains evolved were far less plentiful in terms of the availability of food resources (i.e., nutriments) than is the case for those of us living in the Western world today.