Sentence examples for much less striking from inspiring English sources

The investment gap between the rural South and the rest of America is much less striking than it was.

The big red tap with the three drops – a gift to Spitting Image and anyone who struggled to tell their Soviets-in-suits apart – is much less striking than the outstretched hand, soft and podgy to the touch, the one he once gave Ronald Reagan and, so, ended the Cold War.

In chronic critical ischemia, gene expression changes were much less striking than in acute-on-chronic ischemia, with 74 genes significantly upregulated and 34 genes downregulated (change in 1.3% of all genes).

ABCC13 was significantly hypomethylated in ICF cells, showing that hypomethylation occurs also in the euchromatic domain that flanks the constitutive heterochromatin, but is much less striking.

The length of the branches leading to Solanum/Lycopersicon (Solanaceae), within the Fabaceae, to Vitis, and to Cucumis might also indicate elevated substitution rates, but this is much less striking than in the long Sileneae branches and in Oenothera (Fig. S1).

A demographic explanation seems also supported by the fact that differences in the decay of D′ was much less striking than for the decay of r with distances.

Without the big effect evident from VASP, I think the results are less striking because much more modest in nature.

But his thematic continuities, though perhaps less striking, are as much of a contribution to the history of cinema — or, rather, even to the history of thought.

But his thematic continuities, though perhaps less striking, are as much of a contribution to the history of cinema or, rather, even to the history of thought.

Ms Smith says that when she returned to Pyongyang in 2011 after a gap of eight years, the most striking change was much less "regimentation of children, hundreds of whom could be observed playing and moving freely" on the streets.

Hohaia was also charged by the match review panel on Monday, with the much less serious Grade B offence of striking Flower with a forearm to provoke his violent reaction.