Sentence examples for marred less from inspiring English sources

While Wikipedia has entries that are comparable to what might be found in a traditional encyclopedia -- the ones on capitalism and number theory, for example -- most are clearly works in progress, marred less by mistakes than what might be called uncertainties.

While the use of court records is a strong feature of this study, because they are marred less from subjectivity and memory issues than most retrospective methods, it has shortcomings as well.

Soccer is usually the culprit, but occasionally violence will mar other less awesome sports, like tennis, for instance.

The election, the fourth since a 36-year civil war left 200,000 people dead, was less marred by violence than the last election in 2007.

Prior to his life as the Sultan or Agong, and even during the 1980s and early 1990s, Mahmud's reputation was more or less marred by a number of alleged controversial incidents which received occasional attention from the media.

SOFT paste porcelain, easily marred and therefore far less durable than the hard paste kind, was available in France in the early 18th century.

Overall, 75% of the MARs were less than 20 kb apart.

While some wines were indeed marked and even marred by oak, we found much less of it than we had feared.

And any assessment of his legacy has to set that fact alongside the concessions that marred his administration and blighted our less than perfect union.

The top of the Z-Base 525 is finished in rugged, scratch-resistant black vinyl that is less likely to be marred by objects such as the TV placed on its surface.

In this study, the amount of alcohol consumed by the patient was not self-reported, but was assessed by the primary caregiver and therefore less likely to be marred with inaccuracy caused by dementia.