Sentence examples for much lesser then from inspiring English sources

Percentage of Cancelled Requests: Fig. 6 depicts the percentage of cloud users' requests cancelled in coordinated approach is much lesser then the non-coordinated one, because, most of un-provisioned users' requests with single resource provider are provisioned with the help of multiple providers in coordinated approach.

I suspect that the results will tend to undermine rather than support Mr Sumner's arguments.He then says:I agree that if areas have outstanding amenities (like NYC and SF, and to a much lesser extent Boston) then they can extract rents from highly skilled people who appreciate their sophistication and the ability to interact with other highly skilled people.

"He skated on two murder charges, and he managed to get out of other charges of much lesser gravity since then.

Fred West was a much lesser man, so it was just straight imitation.

(Anderson) Kreayshawn (Thursday) This aggressively weird rapper, who so successfully chanted "Gucci Gucci, Louis Louis, Fendi Fendi, Prada" last year in her breakout track ("Gucci Gucci"), has released two singles since then to much lesser infamy.

Not so much Lesser Awful as Later Awful.

Furthermore, cisplatin exposure resulted first in activation of caspase-3/7, then caspase-9 and to a much lesser extent caspase-8.

She's also a Baby Boomer, a woman who came of age during the consciousness revolutions of the 1970's when feminism and activism challenged recruitment advertising, then segregated between jobs for men and much lesser jobs for women.

Crime is still prevalent, but to a much lesser degree.

Other western correspondents have also suffered from occasional "home intrusions", but on a much lesser scale.

The risk of suicide was also considered "to a much lesser degree".