Sentence examples for lesser quality than from inspiring English sources

He writes "plums" while considering them of lesser quality than rhyming poetry.

They did not do the work to notice that many securities were stuffed with mortgages of far lesser quality than advertised.

And in fact, the music-digital video files can be even smaller packets of data than MP3 files, though the audio portion of the music digital tends to be of somewhat lesser quality than with MP3.

"If the government doesn't get its act together, students are going to begin training overseas, and that training will be of lesser quality than they would receive in the United States," Mr. Burnside argued.

The Finns looked so average and were surely there for the taking but, against Scandinavian opposition of lesser quality than the Norwegians, Koumas was as anonymous as he had been sublime a year earlier at the Racecourse.

Dr. Sanjay Kaul, a cardiologist who served on the 2010 panel, said previous studies of Avandia's heart risks were of lesser quality than the Glaxo clinical trial that is being re-evaluated.

We're not saying the BMW is in fact a lesser quality car than the IS300, however.

The affinity between mercury and gold and silver was noted during Roman times and described in 1540 (Agricola 1950; Nriagu 1994), and the technique of mercury amalgamation, which enables the refining of lesser quality ores than is possible with smelting, first came into industrial use for silver refining in New Spain (present-day Mexico).

Kitchen appliances work the same - using an inexpensive stove may give lesser quality food than a top-notch grill.

This review reveals the persistence of racial and ethnic disparities in acute, chronic, cancer, and palliative pain care across the lifespan and treatment settings, with minorities receiving lesser quality pain care than non-Hispanic whites.

Selling at a P/E of 18, at just 30% of annual revenue and one times book value, its lesser quality is more than discounted.