Sentence examples for less up to from inspiring English sources

But it does not mean due to, still less up to.

Swan seemed less up to speed, however, on Springsteen's most recent work, Wrecking Ball.

For this the budget was less, up to $350,000, because there would not be rental income.

Fredericks was left shaking her head as Trump cited statistics less up to date than her own.

There are no other fifth-generation Brookses, so it is more or less up to him to produce an heir.

What people then do with those capabilities is more or less up to them, as long as they don't hinder the ability of others to exercise theirs.

(Interview, Consultant, Time 1) As a result of this delayed data entry, the new computer system was found to be less up to-date than systems that were previously in place.

Population statistics tend to be less up-to-date than GDP figures and are generally not available on a quarterly basis.

The officially favoured but less up-to-date measure, "ILO unemployment", is also falling; the rate is 6.3%.In the past, inflation would have risen long before unemployment fell to these low levels.

"Compared with national polls, constituency-specific demographic data tends to be more sparse and less up-to-date, so it's more of a challenge to design a representative sample," he said.

The unnamed researcher in Rome warns: "Under the Moratti reform, research is no longer a vital part of public university, so teaching loses quality and is less up-to-date".