Sentence examples for much less carefully from inspiring English sources
However, general knowledge offered by non-expert users is in general much less carefully formulated than, say, encyclopedia entries or word sense glosses in lexicons, and still requires natural language processing if formal statements are to be abstracted.
Commerce tracks those exports much less carefully than State did, according to Colby Goodman, an expert on arms export regulations at the nonprofit Center for International Policy.
And that news bears repeating because it's of the utmost urgency — and because we haven't listened very carefully, much less responded.
Then, after he became a viable candidate, he wrote another, probably much less by himself, which carefully said nothing at all.
Also carefully wrought, but much less obviously, is the universal story of growth and individuation that gives the material its emotional urgency.
But the performance of Debussy's La Mer with which he had begun the concert was much less convincing; it was just as carefully detailed, but dully prosaic as well, lacking in atmospheric tints and textures, and in symphonic sweep.
How can executives possibly prune down their 60 minutes of carefully constructed diagrams and stratagems, into 20 minutes, much less six?
However, the cost of screening a carefully selected patient cohort is low, the risk of misinterpretation much less and the potential clinical benefits clearer.
He carefully selects families that would save about $2,000 or more under his plan and much less under Vice President Al Gore's plan.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
