Sentence examples for much less widely from inspiring English sources

The disaccharide trehalose is similar in many respects to sucrose but is much less widely distributed.

But behind his proposals is a desire to tackle a much less widely accepted phenomenon: a growing inequality of opportunity.

Not only are children less healthy physically as a result but their imaginations and their senses are much less widely stimulated.

Sunday's other, much less widely reported poll, from Panelbase, shows the no campaign still in the lead by 52% to 48%.

Of course his transition to satellite radio, where he has become far richer but much less widely heard, is still debated by fans and critics.

In Italy, even though many have encouraged me to take this step, many support me, I'm still asked why I have a desire to write in a language that is much less widely read in the world than English.

So far these disparate storehouses of information have not been joined in a permanent place, much less made widely available for cross-disciplinary study.

While the effects of other commonly used drugs, such as alcohol, have been studied extensively, the effects of marijuana – especially on developing babies during pregnancy – have been much less studied and less widely publicized.

Because productivity gains in part reflect job offshoring, not just the benefits of technology or better business practices, then the American economy has been much less innovative than widely assumed.

But the actual total owed is much less than the widely repeated $182.5 billion figure.

The VAV system requires much less energy and is widely used.