Sentence examples for may lesser from inspiring English sources

We're guessing it's going to sound pretty good to public market investors who have paid top dollar recently for tech IPOs that seem to be of, if we may, lesser quality.

They have conceded only that other faiths may be "lesser lights" (Karl Barth), or that representatives of other faiths can be saved because they are "Christians incognito" (Paul Tillich), or "anonymous Christians" (Karl Rahner).

Mechanical thrombectomy is particularly attractive as it may carry lesser risks of severe hemorrhagic transformation than thrombolysis.

Those outside this group may receive lesser care and outcomes compared with the greater number receiving benefit.

Perhaps older defendants may incur lesser penalties because more of them may be seen as otherwise productive members of society, something Feder and Dugan call having a "stake in conformity" (2002).

The RFFP centers on two forest categorizations: ecological forest, intended to rehabilitate environmental services, and commercial forest, which may provide lesser ecological benefits but delivers more immediate economic benefits to households.

This equation is used to find EBX value for more routes, EBX value has more hops, and the routes with more number of hops may have lesser throughput due to the intrusion among hops in the same path.

It is worth noting that this lower bound is for transmit power averaged over channel realizations, as there could be certain realizations that may require lesser power to meet users' SINR targets.

The shores of Washington may be lesser known than California's, but they are equally impressive.

While it may be "lesser" in size than the giant panda, both species are threatened by less habitat and deforestation.

I am the One True Prophet of the God of Survivor, and only through me may ye lesser mortals speak unto Her, and only through me shalt She speak unto thou!