Sentence examples for less so in that from inspiring English sources

These three elements tend to use the two outer electrons for covalent bonding; this tendency is most marked in the case of mercury, less so in that of zinc, and least with cadmium.

"The political class doesn't represent the people – they don't engage in the reality of the working class, and even less so in that of sex workers".

Given that we are an unmitigated disaster at almost all international sports (marginally less so in cricket), that is a most comforting realization.

Perhaps because of such effects, the earnings of those over 50 have risen relative to younger workers.Saving gracesThis could be good news for countries with well-educated people currently entering old age but less so in places that are less developed.

Submergence inhibits photosynthesis by terrestrial wetland plants, but less so in species that possess leaf gas films when submerged.

Life-table methods are often used in economic cost-benefit analyses, but less so in papers that assess only health benefits.

Naturally, this is much less so in clades that are well represented (Firmicutes and gamma-Proteobacteria comprize more than 250 organisms).

Black and white are so perfectly interwoven in Mr. Wolf's ink-on-paper landscapes and still lifes (less so in portraits) that it is hard to believe he does not carefully plan them out.

Submergence inhibits PN by terrestrial wetland plants, but less so in species that produce new leaves under water or in those with leaf gas films.

"It is not tolerable that these kind of events happen, and even less so in a state that respects the rule of law".. October 11: Gov.

This country has, in other words, been militarized in all sorts of ways, both obvious and less so, in a fashion that Americans once might not have imagined possible.