Sentence examples for much less deeply from inspiring English sources

A Labour government would cut the budget deficit much less deeply than a Conservative one.

But even now, its portfolio is much less deeply invested in stocks than a typical corporate pension fund.

Prevention of postoperative recurrence of resected brain metastasis is an appropriate potential indication because local recurrence is common and the tumor tends to penetrate much less deeply than glioma.

During the greatest disaster Haiti has ever faced, its president has seemed incapable of pulling himself together, much less this deeply divided society.

The news media, which are deeply nationalistic, are much less likely to report violence inflicted by the Indian state in Kashmir.

"Walk Through Darkness" is deeply influenced, though much less so than its predecessor, by the work of Cormac McCarthy; through the lens of McCarthy we can infer the looming shadows of Melville (the seafaring novels in particular) and Faulkner.

But whatever history ends up saying about those decisions, Mr. Greenspan's legacy may ultimately rest on a more deeply embedded and much less scrutinized phenomenon: the spectacular boom and calamitous bust in derivatives trading.

It is hard to imagine that the society in Rwanda is not a deeply damaged one, much less that divisions caused by such recent events in Rwanda can have disappeared already.

While more and more Americans are (thankfully) beginning to see the myriad travesties against our liberty that are being performed by our governing elite as threatening our very identity as a nation that exists to defend natural, unalienable and individual rights, we are all doing very much less well at seeing quite how deeply the founding purpose of our country has been subverted.

(Fig.  2XC), but bears more deeply bilobate leaves with much less secondary veins.

They cared deeply about who we would BE, and much less about what we would DO.