Sentence examples for much less detail from inspiring English sources

Revenue is covered in much less detail.

The accuracy of heated Tes models has been addressed in much less detail then that of Te models.

First, in low light, the JVC displays much less graininess than the Sony — but also much less detail.

Warner executives knew these masters had much less detail than DVD's could reveal, but felt nervous about selecting new masters on their own.

The samples were small, with much less detail than Medicare provides, and I wasn't permitted to know anything about the employers included (private-insurance data is rarely made publicly available).

I notice that you describe the offenses against patients in much less detail than his offenses against his neighbors — and that you talk about getting rid of him in terms otherwise reserved for athletic victory.

The researchers — Raj Chetty and John N. Friedman of Harvard, Soren Leth-Petersen and Tore Olsen of the University of Copenhagen, and Torben Heien Nielsen of the Danish National Center for Social Research — looked at Danish data, in part because analogous American numbers are much less detailed.

Once Tyco owns 100%, those revelations become much less detailed.

December 4, 2015: Donald Trump's doctor sends out a similar note, though in keeping with Trump's general trend toward making the biggest, splashiest, most luxurious public statements possible, he goes further than Clinton's doctor while also being much less detailed.

19 While some men in that study were similar to the men in this study, much less detailed information about drinking habits was collected prior to 2008.

They allow quite thorough temporal detail, even down to showing changes on a daily timescale, but much less spatial detail.