Sentence examples for much less social from inspiring English sources

There was also Geoffrey Crossick, the University of London's vice-chancellor, warning of a "future dystopia" in which the residential university experience becomes "socially restricted", and there is "much less social mobility".

In unequal countries, such as the United States and the United Kingdom, there is much less social mobility.

And even though I'm much less social and much more of an introvert than my mother, I also am a connector.

Though Hasbro is emphasizing social interaction with the game, some Monopoly players and academics said the new version sounded much less social — no arguing over whether a player could buy his neighbor's "Get Out of Jail Free" card?

The reputation of state education has declined since, of course, though (before anyone blames it on comprehensives) much more in England than Scotland, where private schools are proportionately fewer and have much less social and political influence.

Closely related, but much less social, wasp species couldn't achieve that same feat of recognition.

Those who die at age 70 will receive much less in Social Security and Medicare than they paid in taxes.

They send self-destructing messages to their closest friends on Snapchat, and maintain a looser, much less exposing social circle on Twitter.

The information that can be assembledabout any one person — much less organizations, social networks and entire communities — is staggering: What we do, think and believe.

"It really wasn't that we weren't willing to try to adapt," Houseman says, explaining the difficulties of policing a community that no longer has a common language, much less common social values.

Popular, but much less so, social media sister: Facebook.