Sentence examples for much less of from inspiring English sources

The phrase "much less of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to emphasize a comparison, indicating that if something is not true for one thing, it is even less true for another.
Example: "I can hardly afford a new car, much less of a luxury vehicle."
Alternatives: "let alone" or "not to mention".

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Iran has much less of a problem.

But it is much less of one.

It was much less of a factor yesterday afternoon.

But these Yankees have much less of a need.

Soon there will be much less of it.

We'll hear much less of that talk now.

"Beautiful," however, came as much less of a surprise.

"Henceforth, there will be much less of that," he added.

Newsweek and The Economist offer much less of that.

But good prose is so much less of a mystery, finally, so much less of a shock, than bad prose.

If it's any consolation, I saw much less of my friend Billy's wedding.

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