Sentence examples for lesser condition from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they would prefer to pay a dollar or so less and get the book in lesser condition, but we are old-fashioned.

And the results of recent auction sales suggest that something of a buyer's market exists: while the prices of top-grade cars seem to be holding strong and even setting records, cars of lesser condition and rarity have been somewhat soft.

Serious conditions took too long to treat, but so did lesser conditions such as hip replacements and cataracts.

Concerns about the system emerged last fall after soldiers at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Tacoma told Senator Patty Murray, a Democrat of Washington, that their diagnoses of post-traumatic stress disorder had been changed by doctors at Madigan Army Medical Center to lesser conditions.

Temperature and moisture have largely been associated with the fungal populations in aiding their growth even under lesser influential conditions (Nielsen et al. 2004; McGinnis 2007); whereas phosphates have largely been targeted in melanin related studies as an element in every composition of media (Alviano et al. 1991).

It's not their fault that it's a lesser-known condition that has only recently become a part of the spotlight.

Endometrial carcinoma can arise in patients with LS and in lesser known conditions such as MTS, CS, and possibly HBOC.

However, rare (or lesser-known) conditions often take a backseat in the health community.

Overall, the following conditions are evident to the lesser observer: climatic conditions harmful to human life and agricultural production, poor road transportation, forest abandonment and destruction, and streams with barely moistened streambeds (Gabaglia 1985, p. 11).

However, that pill (allopurinol) wasn't available to the general population until the 1960s, so gout has had plenty of time to develop a heritage and mythology that leaves lesser, more modern conditions seeming decidedly lightweight.

Strength reduction factors for FD motions were shown to be dependent on earthquake magnitude and, to a lesser degree, site conditions.