Sentence examples for much less extreme from inspiring English sources

William Major is requesting something much less extreme of his students.

On a much less extreme scale, we see something of the same phenomenon in Greece every summer.

We took the British Army to the European Court of Human Rights for using techniques of interrogation in Northern Ireland much less extreme than were used in Abu Ghraib -- and, for all we know, in Guantánamo Bay, in Afghanistan and elsewhere in Iraq.

Again though, typical values during normal driving are much less extreme.

The visual changes of the iPhone version from the first beta to beta 2 are somewhat minimal – at least, they're much less extreme than the jump made between the current m.yahoo.com and the first beta.

Bear in mind, though, that any bill would have to pass both houses of Congress where turncoat votes remain possible on both sides of the aisle, suggesting that the end result may be much less extreme than the headline-enticing rhetoric.

In this way, focal differences may be allowed to yield causal differences, without having any implications for individuation, much less the extreme fineness of the Dretskean view.

A high risk day indicates a considerable likelihood of a major tornado outbreak or (much less often) an extreme derecho event.

Because FRET has an r 6 distance dependence, FRET measurements are most sensitive between efficiencies of 0.8 and 0.2 (40.5 to 64.3 Å for an Ro of 51 Å), and much less sensitive at the extremes.

His most apocalyptic book, The Road, had a strain of almost Yeatsian poetry, but Nadeem Aslam, dealing with situations hardly less extreme, goes much further.

This is less extreme, although not much wiser.