Sentence examples for measurably less from inspiring English sources

These were measurably less elaborate.

The Earth's oceans would be measurably less acidic — and we are, after all, an ocean planet.

Moreover, students are spending measurably less time studying and more on recreation.

If you want that quiet place in Mozart's Requiem any stronger, you'll have to make that Mahler climax measurably less loud.

The atmosphere, which couldn't have gotten much worse, is measurably less awful, often far less awful, than it was a few years ago.

And, between elections, states like yours get measurably less federal attention and federal money, per capita, than is lavished on the swingin' few.

They found that families ate 20 percent more food, increased the livestock they owned by 51 percent and were measurably happier and less stressed.

And, less measurably, it is a source of economic optimism: a boost to consumer and business sentiment.Not quite the rising tide that lifts all boatsIts economy, however, for all its three-decades-long boom, still only accounts for 8% of global GDP in current dollars; domestic private consumption, though growing fast, remains a small part of national GDP by global standards (36%).

The picture painted here of attitudes in the late 20th century makes Cuba seem neither measurably more nor less enlightened than most other societies.

To make customers measurably happier, optimization mattered less than innovation.

Rat mothers lick their pups, and those that are licked less have measurably higher stress levels, which correlates with less epigenetic tagging on genes associated with stress.