Sentence examples for much less rise from inspiring English sources

All, in fact, are considered solid glove men but unlikely to replace Martin's 2012 power production, much less rise to the level of a Berra or Posada.

But none of those other guys ever won a Clio, much less rose to an executive suite at J. Walter Thompson, where the storytellers stoke mass desire on an industrial scale.

Given the stick Destiny received back when its first two expansions came out for £20 each – and containing much, much less than Rise of Iron does – it's yet another example of how Bungie is learning as it goes.

And even if there were some sanctuary localities, there's currently no evidence that sanctuary policies are in any way connected to increases in crime, much less a rise in MS-13 specifically.

But though this fact gets much less billing, rising temperatures will also reduce the number of cold spells.

While this represents an increase in the front-line budget of nearly 4% this year, since 2010 the NHS has had much less generous rises than it has traditionally enjoyed.

Much less vapor would rise from it, leading to much less rain.

But even that is much less than the rise in 2000.

It is shocking to us that in this day and age, the president will not acknowledge — much less condemn — the rise in anti-Semitic rhetoric and actions.

Chances are, the Parliament would not even be remembered if not for the enthusiastic reception he received, much less have given rise to the modern interfaith movement and a revival of the Parliament on its centennial in 1993 and every few years since.

Young analysts told me they were being priced out of Brooklyn, much less Manhattan, by rising hedge-fund plutocrats and their ilk.