Sentence examples similar to much less pernicious from inspiring English sources

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

In truth, Mr. Jobs's effect on the media landscape has been less pernicious than opportunistic.

Eat out much less.

How much less?

Much less appalling.

God, much less bigotry.

But even without the provision, the resolution itself is pernicious because it preserves through mid-December all the blunt and arbitrary sequester cuts that began in March, making it much less likely those cuts will be replaced with more sensible cuts and revenue increases for the rest of the 2014 fiscal year.

It comes in more forms than it did a half-century ago, but it is no less pernicious.

Much, much less is understood in humans.

"Much less formal and much more interesting".

The first and less pernicious: the knee-jerk importing of virtually any show that makes a splash in London.