Sentence examples for much less ready from inspiring English sources
The United States has been much less ready than South Korea to explore closer relations with North Korea.
Most college seniors are blissfully without a clue as to the future, much less ready to sign on for a life in the classroom.
It is, therefore, we conceive, prima facie probable that the South will be slower to come in, and much less ready to settle down when it has come in, than it would have been under Mr Lincoln; and this reluctance will be increased by the consciousness that the North has at length obtained a plausible excuse for relentless severity.
In an opinion article published last month in Defense News, an independent trade publication, Fox criticized the automatic 10% defense budget cuts ordered by Congress over the next decade, saying the spending cuts were harmful and likely to lead to a military that is "much smaller, much less technologically advanced and much less ready than we have been accustomed to over the last 30 years".
To provide network security, much less reliable, ready service, communications companies are set for a major spending cycle that typically lasts twice as long as seen in PCs.
Thus, Ukip-waverers are courted, very real policy failures – notably that British youngsters are so much less work-ready than their foreign counterparts – are dodged, and the debate is conceded to the ignorant and the downright bigoted.
I don't know about you, but if I make poor financial decisions in my personal life or business, I've never found anyone (much less the government) ready to bail me out.
Never mind that I have hardly decided whether a writer is what I really want to be, much less whether I'm ready to retire from the profession.
Loans for solar or wind power generation, by contrast, were much less risky because they had ready buyers for their electricity.
"...Whoever ignores it {longevity} will not be ready -- much less excited -- for what's coming next.
In sharp contrast to C.E.O.'s, they typically had minimal administrative help, much less a staff of vice presidents ready to follow through on the work.
