Sentence examples for much less remarkable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sisulu's political career was less celebrated than Mr. Mandela's but not much less remarkable.

And he has ignored the advice of planners, councillors and housing professionals in supporting the extension of the right-to-buy scheme (though this final transgression is, of course, much less remarkable).

Differences in intersegmental displacements resulting from impulsive, static, and oscillatory forces were much less remarkable.

Consequently, the performance of the hybrid decoder (here implemented with the SPA) reveals to be the best one, although the gain over the SPA or the NMS algorithms used alone is much less remarkable than for the short code being now in the order of 0.15 dB.

Yet, just as remarkable as the endless theoretical disputes, and much less reported, is the remarkable degree of convergence to be seen throughout the centuries and across the cultures on many issues of the most practical relevance: How should we handle anger?

On the contrary, much less trivial distributions (with remarkable preference of large fitness values) emerge as a consequence of inherent nonlinearity.

Creamer's sand saves at Nos. 8 and 9 would have been remarkable for any golfer, much less one with a thumb that looked like part of an oven mitt.

Much less familiar is the extent to which their remarkable innovations have driven American prosperity.

By the end of the game, the Heat was plus thirty points in the time that Chalmers was on the floor, a remarkable feat for any player, much less one who's typically the forgotten member of his team.

For the nanotubes with diameter larger than 1.09 nm, the deformation induced by the transverse electric field could be remarkable under the field strength much less than 1.0 V/Å.

Much less publicized than increasing Hispanic support was the remarkable shift of Asian-Americans for Obama from 62percentt in 2008 to 73percentt in 2012.