Sentence examples for much less contested from inspiring English sources

The concept of quality assessment in relation to RCTs is much less contested and there is general agreement on criteria against which quality should be judged.

The devastation in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan and the ensuing operation highlighted shortcomings in AFP mobility and logistics needed to respond within Philippine territory, much less in contested maritime space further afield challenged by a more robust potential adversary (Batongbacal 2014).

The game itself was much less closely contested.

Bradwell was no less contested after the Romans left.

Right: plasticity simulated with the centroidchasing algorithm, crowns are displaced into less contested spaces.

It would be particularly interesting to contrast findings for highly contested intersectoral policy issues with less contested ones.

And while the U.S. military could operate at will in places such as Afghanistan, Iraq, and Libya, blanketing the skies with drones, that was much less the case in contested areas like the South China Sea and eastern Ukraine.

The government says just under 40% voted in contested seats; others think much less.

The Democrats appeared to have won 44 of the 121 contested seats, far below their previous total of 54 and much less than the 60 seats needed to claim a majority in the Upper House, according to N.H.K., Japan's national broadcaster.

But Bertarelli now has much less conventional plans and expressed skepticism that he could reach an agreement with Ellison on a Cup contested under the existing rules.

This is much less of a problem for something like Senate races, because the historical data is much more robust: about 35 races contested once every other year, as opposed to just one every four years.