Sentence examples for much less concentrated from inspiring English sources

The biggest stockmarkets in the world are much less concentrated.

But hedge funds have much less leverage than the big banks and the industry is much less concentrated.

Alfred Blumstein, a criminologist at Carnegie Mellon University, said he had no doubt that the overall portrait of murder had changed, becoming "much more diffuse, much less concentrated in a small number of places" than a decade ago.

The field is much less concentrated with many more intense patches at mid-depth than at the outer boundary.

Tours then, much less concentrated than they are now, seemed to conform to a template.

While for high particulate concentrations the liquid flow can be slowed down owing to viscosity effects, we show that much less concentrated systems, but possessing peculiar physicochemical properties, can also strongly modify the drainage behaviour.

It would be difficult to return to work each morning amid the giggles and sneers, much less concentrate, wouldn't it?

"Today there is much less power concentrated in state-owned media and traditional gatekeepers," says Habib Battah, a Lebanese investigative journalist who runs the site Beirut Report.

Although highly concentrated lignin molecules are distributed throughout the original cell wall of sugarcane, they are arranged in a much less self-interacting (less concentrated) way in the pristine biomass, which is in agreement with the tridimensional network formed by crosslinked lignin on the cell wall structure.

It certainly allows itself much less freedom, concentrating on the adventures of four men on the trail of buffalo in the early 1870s in Kansas and Colorado.

There are fewer donors and audience members, less press attention and costs of marketing are so much higher since potential audience members are far less concentrated.