Sentence examples for much less adjusted from inspiring English sources

We haven't absorbed the shock of this, much less pondered the implications, much less adjusted national policy.

We launch ourselves into one audacious venture after another whose success supposedly depends on reorienting the thinking of the natives, of winning a battle for hearts and minds, for instilling new norms of behavior -- all overlaid with respect for the United states.. Yet we show little concern for finding out who these people are -- much less adjusting our own actions accordingly.

Trying to find the difference between, say, 6 and 7 was much less satisfying than adjusting the flame on the gas range.

But this association was much less strong after adjusting for early sexual debut, suggesting that it was the early sex that led to the lower schooling level, not primarily the menstruation itself.

Treasury coffers would receive much less as the "rich" adjust their economic behavior.

Headache yesterday was reported much less frequently in Ethiopia (6.4% adjusted) than Zambia (19.1% adjusted [17, 18]).

He respects the secular-minded people who created Pakistan but insists that social and religious changes over the past two decades have made such leaders much less relevant: "We have to adjust to reality, and that demands new leaders with new visions".

The actual revenue gains would be much less (if anything) as people adjust their behavior to the new and higher taxes.

But it's hard to imagine that Sorensen, much less Kennedy, would fail to adjust to changing circumstances.

Mice lacking receptors for the hormone arginine vasopressin were much less affected by jet lag and adjusted more quickly to time shifts, says Peirson.

Similarly, Pew found that older users are much less likely to say they have adjusted their Facebook privacy settings in the past 12 months: Only a third of users 65 and older have done this vs a full 64% of younger users.