Sentence examples for much less often than from inspiring English sources

"The button has been used much less often than we anticipated," he said.

The report finds that newly listed companies use them much less often than established firms.

Corporations had already been incurring alternative minimum tax bills much less often than individuals.

"Capuchins groom each other occasionally," she said, "but much less often than, say, baboons or chimpanzees".

But this happens much less often than some elementary textbooks (and many neoclassical economists) would suggest.

Lifestyle modifications and medications — particularly the PPIs — have produced such good results that surgery for GERD is recommended much less often than it used to be.

They spoke much less often in class than they did during problem-solving sessions.

Therapeutic measures have been used much less often in plant pathology than in human or animal medicine.

Over the past decade, health insurers, large employers and major health care providers have led the switch to generic drugs because they cost so much less — often about 80 percent less than the brand-name drug.

The swift intake of breath that signals shock, dismay or horror is heard much less often at live theater than at, say, movie houses unspooling the latest adventures in torturing teenagers.

There's also no absolute guarantee against warding off VR sickness, although the team claims this occurred "much less often" with their system than with normal VR or redirected walking (RDW), i.e. turning around on the spot, experiences.