Sentence examples for lesser would be from inspiring English sources

More the time taken, lesser would be the attention sustaining capacity of the player.

And since the fait accompli of Mittens' candidacy has now been executed after a thrilling first act, in which he was pitted against lesser would-be heroes and heroines, we find ourselves seated in the audience at the climax of the second act of the corporate media's morality play, waiting for the Act 3 finale: the advertised battle between Good and Evil.

Lesser allegations would be left to the affected business unit to investigate.

A LESSER autocrat would be slinking towards the exit by now.

But a lesser violation would be likely to have more of a reputational consequence.

(As the composer Harold Meltzer has said, "Dutilleux's music sounds whole and natural, free of what from a lesser composer would be glaring contradictions").

Lesser athletes would be happy to be Russia-bound but Ennis-Hill has made it abundantly clear she will not travel  unless she is capable of going for gold.

Kathy has insisted that he also keep a chair at each level, and with so beautiful an outlook over rolling Dorset hills, a lesser man would be tempted to make use of it.

"They shouldn't be let off if they're less than Mengele, less than Himmler … in a tragedy of this scope their escaping justice should not in any way mean that people of a lesser level would be ignored".

Whereas lesser producers would be overshadowed by such a cabal of guests, here, they only serve to accentuate the producer's kaleidoscopic, percussion-first instrumentals.

Lesser publications would be pissed off, but frankly, we're just pleased that the story is finally getting the mainstream airtime it deserves.