Sentence examples for less than broadly from inspiring English sources
But the war in Iraq opened with a less than overwhelming force on the ground -- and, it turned out, a less than broadly applied bombing campaign from the air.
Money Monster benefited from two A-list stars in the shape of George Clooney and Julia Roberts, but the financial TV show setting might be considered less than broadly mainstream.
In impact assessment, establishing the hierarchy of causes is often considered less vital than broadly identifying major causes.
But in its global macro outlook report, Moody's left its estimates for growth among G20 countries at less than 3% – broadly unchanged from last year's rate and Moody's earlier 2015 forecast in November.
Imperial Bedrooms covers similar ground to Less Than Zero – broadly-speaking, the moral bankruptcy of Hollywood's wealthy – and reads like an oncoming anxiety attack.
Another program — Scholars Days — was aimed broadly at less-than-privileged students, and it was run by the university.
Cline widths for the two autosomal markers were less than 100 km and broadly in agreement with the phenotypic cline widths.
His People's Party shed eight points, to only 34%, less than the Social Democratic Party, which held broadly steady at 36%.
And all around the city, there is generous chatter about a man who less than two weeks ago was broadly considered a lame duck mayor who was working to insert himself in the race for his successor by tossing unpleasant verbal darts at a Democratic candidate.
But third, researchers should not let the perfect be the enemy of the good: even data protocols that are less than perfectly designed may be broadly useful.
