Sentence examples for much less pervasive from inspiring English sources

The practice became much less pervasive as Bloomberg became an established news outlet, although many Bloomberg veterans still consider the news division solely a means to sell more terminals.

The majority of the bacterial community was much less pervasive (fewer than 50% of the beetles), and apparently strongly influenced by the intrinsic and extrinsic conditions associated with their hosts.

However, the observations on NIRVs, along with the recent demonstration of multiple acquisitions of bacterial genes by fungi [ 23] shows that, although HGT is probably much less pervasive in eukaryotes than it is in prokaryotes, sequencing of multiple, diverse eukaryotic genomes reveals substantial lateral gene traffic.

This pattern is indicative of pervasive clonality with occasional recombination events, within the clusters in particular, and much less frequently between clusters.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

How much less?

Much less appalling.

God, much less bigotry.

Eat out much less.

It would be less pervasive if China's lending limits were less strict.

Much, much less is understood in humans.