Sentence examples for much less unusual from inspiring English sources
Surprising, perhaps, in a world of conventional boundaries, but much less unusual in the artistically open-minded culture of Luna Negra.
J. P. Morgan maintains that there is nothing unusual, much less fraudulent, about the sorts of transactions involved in these cases.
Semicolon sightings in the city are unusual, period, much less in exhortations drafted by committees of civil servants.
Tumours with cells that have a less unusual appearance have a much better prognosis.
Second: it is (and may remain) unusual to find researchers, much less clinicians, who are adept at both programming and biomedicine.
However, there is one much less well-known type of fungus with an unusual but potentially very important power.
David Simmonds, chairman of the LGA's Children and Young People Board, says much bigger primary schools are now going to become "less unusual".
This unusual, relatively inexpensive planting -- perennials cost much less than trees or shrubs -- has been so successful that I've never changed it.
These factors as well as their unusual swimming forms and kinematics suggest that much less of their total energy budget is devoted to locomotion, so we categorized them as low-performance swimmers.
Much the same goes for Sweden; like him, it has become less unusual than it used to be.
If so, that would be unusual: east European immigrants tend to use the NHS much less than Britons.
