Sentence examples for much less matches from inspiring English sources

I'll get to the press conference and people will say, 'Great effort today.' " But even at that age -- before he forged his reputation as a dogged competitor who refused to quit on points, much less matches -- Chang knew he had to carry on.

Unless Republicans quickly change their tone and direction, they will be lucky to approach the percentage Bush won, much less match it.

But it's the latest addition to a discography that few will ever approach, much less match.

While I doubt there's enough gas in the tank to mount a franchise that can compete with Fast & Furious (much less match the video games' distance record), Need For Speed is still a satisfying bit of here-and-gone sensory stimulation that delivers exactly the kind of high-octane, high-velocity thrills promised by the title.

It concluded that blame fell on both the BBC and ITV, neither of whom bid for the rights to show highlights, much less full matches.

Even though computer sales in China matches that of the U.S., the company earned much less revenue, matching that of a smaller market such as the Netherlands.

His playing-time statistics measured by the computer software Prozone have revealed that he is covering much less ground in matches than he was at the start of the season, making him a prime candidate to sustain a bad injury.

Overeducated immigrants earn only slightly more than correctly matched workers in the same kind of jobs but much less than correctly matched workers with the same education.

But anyone who has ever watched a soccer match much less a World Cup match knows the chances of that.

And the Kiwis did neither of those things to reserve grade Metropolitan Cup-level standard – much less a Test match against Australia – and were summarily towelled-up by 20 points.

In the United States they don't understand ties and draws much less playing a match that has no bearing on a best-of series result.