Sentence examples for much less question from inspiring English sources

But I do think that once self-driving technology hits a certain tipping point, it will cause us — or at least a sizable cohort of us — to re-evaluate a lot of the fundamentals of modern society which are so essential that we rarely even think about them any more, much less question how different the world would be if they were upended.

A product of the militarization of radio during the war years, the perverse effect of the phenomenon comes into light during these days of transition toward peace, days in which important, sensitive topics affecting the community abound, and in which there's no one not a single civilian voice to address them, much less question, investigate, or argue about them.

There was the "Shrek" franchise, which frantically mashed up and sent up fairy tales for children too young to have encountered, much less questioned the sociopolitical framework of, the originals.

But the statistics show it is much less a question of gender and much more to do with age and ethnicity.

In "Northern Lights," the suspense hovers over a much less complicated question: not whether Burke will track down the murderer but whether Burke and Meg will fall in love, despite their differences and against their better judgment.

Instead, Uber wants to divert everyone's attention to a much less consequential question: Does Uber even need a permit to test self-driving taxis?

Hence, an equally important but much less understood question is to what extent organisms will adapt to acidifying oceans through natural selection of either extant or randomly arising genotypes of greater fitness.

The first rule of masculinity is that you don't talk about masculinity, much less ask questions about it: it's a bit like Fight Club, but extended to a significant part of the life experience of half the human race.

Instead of being asked about how and when and why he cheated on his wife, Giuliani is now being confronted with much less awkward questions, about his spiritual awakening.

"I was embarrassed to look at a boy, much less ask a question about homework," Ms. Sankar said.

While the possibility that Pussy Riot might actually make good on Riot Grrrl's promise of a global legacy should not be entirely discounted, the boldness of their appropriation of the Odd Future multi-coloured ski-mask is much less open to question.