Sentence examples for much less separate from inspiring English sources

Not only in the sense of men and women now living in much less separate spheres than half a century ago, but also with the emergence of impressive female historians, often approaching the discipline in a strikingly different – and more insightful – way from their male counterparts.

The downside: there is much less space separating them from the legions.

Much less variability separated early and late batches for each mass spectrometer in Study 5 than in Study 1.

Thus, the approach is likely to provide PROs data with much less selection bias than separate surveys and other separate outcome assessments.

For those reasons, Monday's letter scolding officials in the state's judiciary seemed an unusual step for a governor not known for meddling in his own staff's operations, much less that of a separate branch of state government, Mr. Sauer said.

This is about as much force as is needed to separate the weakest tethers in this manuscript, and much less than the separation forces of the tethers at the two thresholds for B cell spreading (23 pN and 50 pN).

They said they were never even told the pension fund had been separated from CNF, much less that it was withering away.

PC2, though contributing much less to distance between the groups, separates H. tanneri and H. spinigularis from all other species based on head length and gular flap height.

We also demonstrate that our architecture achieves a performance comparable to separate implementations while requiring much less hardware.

"But if we separate live capture it's much less of a problem".

LASSI (Weinstein and Palmer 2002) also separates cognitive aspects but has much less communalities with LIST.