Sentence examples for much less strongly from inspiring English sources

Flat prices have performed much less strongly than, for example, detached houses and are now falling.

The westerlies of the Southern Hemisphere are much less strongly affected by standing disturbances.

A decline in overseas interest in UK property would be much less strongly felt outside London, the CEBR said.

Oil's slide began in east Asia, where Beijing's decision to allow its currency, the yuan, to weaken prompted concerns in financial markets that China's economy is performing much less strongly than suggested by official statistics.

In Texas, it blows hardest at night and much less strongly when the need for power is the greatest — in the summer afternoons, when air-conditioners are running full blast to fend off the heat.

Because magnetic fields interact much less strongly than electric fields with most types of matter including, most importantly, people the transmission of power would be both more efficient and considerably safer.

In S. myoti we found high levels of genetic diversity and very little pairwise differentiation, whereas in S. bechsteini we observed much less diversity, strongly differentiated populations and strong temporal turnover.

This approach yielded broadly similar results which, however, converged much less reliably for strongly disordered systems with high fluctuations in local stresses and strains.

Big dividing line with D primary voters was Obama approval: e.g. Bernie folks much less likely to approve "strongly" pic.twitter.com/azteP0yBPQ.

At this stage wnt6 is expressed at much lower levels and is less strongly affected (Fig. 2B), although by 24 hrs wnt6 is also significantly underexpressed (≥12-fold by QRT-PCR) in SpRunt-1 morphants, as are wnt7 and wnt9 (Fig. 2A).

Closely related Raman microscopy offers this resolution, but it is much less used because of the strongly interfering background fluorescence and because of the inherently weak signals.