Sentence examples for pages of less from inspiring English sources

IAC last week introduced a new search engine, Rushmore Drive, run by Johnny Taylor, above, meant to give the black audience a quick way to find information that other search engines might bury beneath pages of less relevant results.

This in turn often leads to a book containing 50 pages of interesting prose, padded out with 200 further pages of less-than-thrilling examples, anecdotes and amplifications.

After about 20 pages of less-than-sexy character exposition and plot, the novella shifts up a couple of gears when Ms. Blue gets into trouble with the security.

I stand before a massive bulletin board masked by page after page of less than printable content, fully aware that every second I spend staring at those pages is one less that I can spend actually working towards a finished product.

"How I Got These Boots," his encounter with a hitchhiker on the way to the Grand Canyon, is a three-page demonstration of less is more.

While it is arguably less valuable for common chemistry, the utility for link-poor structures (i.e. a couple of pages of results or less) is transformative because it turns Google into the de-facto largest open global chemical information source.

All 2000+ pages of it, no less. .

Thus, the book contains 35 chapters and 226 pages of more or less common problems in paediatric anaesthesia.

For instance, if someone has 300 pages of notes, requiring less research on the writer's part, charge the lower figure.

I had assumed that this was the beginning of the novel but it turns out to be page 152 of a book of less than 300 pages.

One day it's the former Archbishop of Canterbury complaining about how David Cameron has caused Christians to be persecuted and marginalised - Dr George Carey seemingly oblivious to the paradox that his sermon occupied the front page of the less-than-marginal Daily Mail - and then 24 hours later (or is that 23?) the ex-Chancellor of St Paul's mounts the pulpit to give the Archbish a bashing.