Sentence examples for much less trial from inspiring English sources

The legal filings that initiate civil suits must, after all, meet some minimum standards of cogency and legal sufficiency before plaintiffs can force defendants to submit to the information-gathering process lawyers call discovery, much less trial.

This is quicker than previous robotic models because much less trial and error is involved, says Lipson.

The reproducible components exhibited much less trial-to-trial variability than the raw data from even the most activated voxel.

An indictment, much less a trial, would make a political comeback all the more unlikely for Mr. Ozawa, who has largely dropped from public view.

The internet is the best – and often the only – place to publish all sorts of information, and yet England's high court judges have decided that the entertainment industry can compile blacklists of sites they don't like and get court orders demanding that service providers block them without a hearing, much less a trial.

With the exception of smoking cessation, few such interventions have been proposed, much less adequately trialled.

Moskalenko thanked the international press for paying attention to the killing and the trial; she pleaded with them to continue to pay attention; the real killers hadn't been caught, she said, much less put on trial, and the press and civil society had a responsibility to keep up the pressure.

To be fair, the furniture business is approximately twice as large as the footwear market, though the shoe industry is arguably a better fit for ecommerce given the repeat nature of the customers, lower shipping costs, and much less friction for trial and return.

As drug discovery efforts are increasingly becoming rational and much less dependent on trial and error, identification of appropriate targets becomes a fundamental pre-requisite.

But it is much less clear that trials should be halted to spread the presumed benefits before the full data are in hand.

However, to date these efforts have been less than successful in identifying clear hypotheses from the mouse models that can be easily translated into the clinic, much less into clinical trials.