Sentence examples for massively less from inspiring English sources

"We are discussing a proposal that is very similar to the proposal that was rejected massively less than a week ago," he added.

Graham makes a point about how there is "massively" less privacy than five or 10 years ago.

Just as Harvey has Bob, she even has a brother she (occasionally) works with, even if David Ellison's taste is so far massively less interesting.

The local MP is the shadow home secretary, Andy Burnham, who said whatever the migration rates, Leigh had changed dramatically, from a mining town with "solid employment" and tight communities to a place where work was "massively less secure" and wages lower.

As Strange goes on to point out, the permissions are almost as extensive as required by Google's earlier (massively less successful) location-based multiplayer game, Ingress….

Failing that they would have to accept mandatory "community work," all of which sounds a lot like existing workfare programs being made to work for your unemployment, and therefore basically doing work for massively less than even the minimum wage.

Ether broke the $1,000 mark for the first time on January 4 2018, up massively from less than $10 per token one year previous.

Over the past 30 years, Fulani pastoralists (former nomads) have settled down massively near less densely populated villages of farmers in Sudano-Sahelian zones (Gallais 1979; Niamir-Fuller 1998; Swift et al. 1996; Bassett and Turner 2007).

In Sudano-Sahelian Africa, Fulani pastoralists who settled down massively in less densely populated zones during the 1970s and 1980s have recently increased the mobility of their herds in response to an extension of cropping areas, a shortage of pasture and problems resulting from crop damage by cattle.

As the application of resistance varieties containing tropic and sub-tropic germplasms in large growing areas, the incidence of disease infection and its severity were declined massively and less damage was observed in field.

The reality is that by engaging with risk on a regular basis and learning to engage with it and manage it, we massively reduce the less obvious but much greater risks that inevitably do end up causing all the damage: obesity, heart disease, postural problems, stress and all the related ailments of the modern industrialised world.