Sentence examples for less published from inspiring English sources

One reason that nobody has ever leaked on this scale before is that nobody could have transported, much less published, 250,000 documents containing who knows how many (millions of?) pages.

In his magnum opus, "The Book of Disquiet" — a collage of aphorisms and reflections couched in the form of a fictional diary, which he worked on for years but never finished, much less published — Pessoa returns to the same theme: "Through these deliberately unconnected impressions I am the indifferent narrator of my autobiography without events, of my history without a life.

Given the absence of what we think of as the prerequisites for literary writing -- a quiet space, supportive friends, the bills mostly paid -- it is a kind of miracle that "The Blood Runs Like a River Through My Dreams" was written, much less published.

There is rather less published information about determining train location when positioning systems such as GPS are not actually available.

A systematic introduction of the finite element method for optimal control problems can be found in [3 5], but there are much less published results on this topic for hp-finite element methods for optimal control problems.

A systematic introduction of the finite element method for optimal control problems can be found in [3 12], but there are very less published results for optimal control problems by using hp finite element methods.

Not only that, but they were all women, at a time when women were not encouraged to write, much less publish.

At Microsoft, we created a rigorous personnel system, but we would never have thought about using employee evaluations to embarrass people, much less publish them in a newspaper.

Lessing published a number of pieces in The New Yorker.

Lessing published The Golden Notebook in 1962, as the so-called second wave of the women's movement was gathering pace.

In 1759 Lessing published some masterly prose fables, largely social criticism, and with them an essay on the fable form itself, in which he formulated the particular laws of the genre by analyzing its didactic and allegorical structure.