Sentence examples for less serendipity from inspiring English sources

So it was less serendipity than destiny that first led me to the double-smoked bacon produced by Schaller & Weber.

There is a school of thought that believes that personalisation is more likely to lead to less serendipity.

If the European Union is to develop large, coherent, multisectoral, multidisciplinary, and well-structured international research projects then there needs to be less serendipity and more strategy among the different stakeholders.

IT helps to be in the right place at the right time, certainly, but the exuberance-of-youth moment that the spacey electro-pop duo MGMT captured around the summer of 2008 was less about serendipity than about having the perfectly tuned attitude, with hooks.

Be prepared, too, for a less obvious loss: serendipity.

He describes the bruised egos, the failed ideas and the sometimes less than gripping serendipity of product placement: Absolut turned up in a James Bond film because a friend of the firm knew Roger Moore.

There's simply less whimsy and serendipity in online search.

Samurai Shopping often depends on serendipity: wanting nothing, needing less, one stumbles across a jewel of a thing, and stuff-lust suddenly sparks your amygdala.

WHEN Yahoo banned its employees from working from home in February, the reasons it gave had less to do with productivity than serendipity.

Doodles are less about conscientious selection than absent-minded serendipity.

The winning entry of two Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers was less the result of aesthetic premeditation than serendipity.