Sentence examples for lesser situation from inspiring English sources

"I told them, 'You can dictate some terms now, but if you wait, if you get outflanked, you'll come up with a much lesser situation for yourself,' " Swanson said.

One result of this change was that the comedy-of-manners cartoon must convey its comment entirely through costume, setting, and (to a lesser extent) situation, and the emphasis thus tended to fall more on comic situation than on plays on words, class differences, or marked action.

"I always think the lesser of the situation".

Although documented to a lesser extent, the situation in cartilage is similar, with chondrocytes displaying phagocytic activity and a highly phagocytic cell population that specifically expresses the macrophage marker CD163, present below the superior zone at the periphery of cartilage (**Castillo and Kourí, 2004; Jiao et al., 2013).

Because of Georgia's partisan lean, especially in a midterm year, Republicans would be favored in such a lesser-of-evils situation, just as they would be if each party nominated strong candidates.

Our results suggest that this limitation applies to a much lesser degree to situations in which vector populations are sub-divided.

Furthermore, while there is conflicting evidence on the issue [ 1], post-conflict, and to a lesser extent, conflict situations may increase susceptibility to HIV transmission [ 5].

And curse the rising middle class for creating a dangerous situation where lesser people can dress like greater people and confuse everyone!

Still, the authors said, the worsening employment situation for lesser-educated black men at a time of rising immigration "is reason for concern and attention".

In situations where lesser performers required several lines of dialogue to accomplish an effect, Sir Alec used his own facial shorthand -- the faint curling of a lip, a seemingly apologetic furrowing of the brow, the quizzical upturn of an eyebrow, a sudden brief smile that could radiate approval or signify chilly disdain.

Another hallmark of Democratic thinking is the Lesser-Of-Two-Evils situation - the belief that the party establishment need not heed calls for more progressive stances, since anybody who supports progressivism would never allow a Republican to thwart their causes, so they'll hold their nose and vote for the centrist "Third Way" candidate.