Sentence examples for of substantially less from inspiring English sources

This was despite the absence of an obligate sulfur-oxidising species, which resulted in the generation of substantially less acid.

For these reasons, I reject Inc.'s contention that the CanWest liability somehow transforms a sale of substantially less than substantially all assets into a sale that exceeds the statutory hurdle.

"What if," the monk Tenzin Zopa worried aloud in his tent one night, "I fail to recognize my master's new form?" Mr. Baratz, who shared that tent and shot the film on a budget of substantially less than $1 million, recalls silently cringing.

Shots fired at angles of substantially less than 90 degrees are more likely to fall point-first and at higher velocities.

PI 3,5 P2 levels fell with a half life of substantially less than 2.5 min, whilst the half life of PI5P was 4.5 min.

The migratory connection between Vietnam and Australia/New Zealand seems to be somewhat weaker, possibly because of substantially less sampling of Australia/New Zealand viruses in the subtype H1N1 dataset.

In Grand Theft Auto IV, the Pegorino crime family uses the Liberty City Sanitation Department as a public-facing front, masking a whole heap of substantially less-legit business.

"All of this is, of course, substantially less nutritious than what we typically think of as chicken". But while a concoction of blood vessels, nerves and chipped bones might be stomach-turning for many consumers, everything else that's packed into a chicken nugget could be even more concerning.

The resulting assembly had a realized median contig coverage of 4.3×, but was highly fragmented and summed to only 318 Mbp of sequence, substantially less than the estimated genome size of 565 Mbp.

All subjects not receiving a nutritional supplement were given an equal volume of a substantially less nutritive (41 kcal), artificially sweetened, strawberry-flavoured liquid containing 97.5% of carbohydrates, 1% lipids and 1.5% proteins (Vitadrink® manufactured by Habiron).

German military spending has more or less hovered for years around 1.3% of GDP – substantially less than Britain, France or the US.