Sentence examples for much less rugged from inspiring English sources

The much less rugged hills in the southeast are known for their extensive limestone caves and subterranean lakes.

But the live satellite feed has transformed global reportage into a much less rugged endeavor, so these days it's not unusual to see your local news anchor broadcasting from Haiti or from a beach near Mogadishu--in a suit, even.

Litchfield is much smaller and less rugged than Kakadu, but very beautiful.

The prefecture's more rugged northern interior is much less populated than the coastal zone.

Although the loftiest peak in the Austrian Tirol, the Wildspitze (12,382 feet [3,774 metres]), is in the Ötztaler Alps and its highest parts are covered by glaciers, the Central Alps generally are less rugged than the Limestone Alps, and much of their original wood cover has been cleared for pasture.

But whether the rebels can be completely expunged from the Sahara desert's vast and rugged swathe of northern Mali is much less certain.

But, interestingly, the Vel Satis does it at the luxury end of the spectrum, much like the popular Lexus RX300 and BMW X5, only less rugged looking.

Those islands are lower, less rugged, and less glaciated.

The Asus Eee PC range is less rugged.

From the Pyrenees to La Garrotxa, the landscape becomes less rugged.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.