Sentence examples for probably even less from inspiring English sources

Some have called Germany an "adolescent hegemon", but it is probably even less than this.

And gun control laws are probably even less germane in these cases.

Being smaller, they are probably even less likely to be recovered than the street lamps.

Just 13% – and probably even less than this after Patten's comments – said they would feel comfortable discussing an issue of race with their college administration.

Cutting these days by two-thirds means a mere 300 or so experiments per year under the best-case scenario and in reality probably even less than this.

President Obama, who lost in this mostly rural, conservative district in 2008, even while winning Colorado as a whole, is probably even less popular now, many people here say.

"Captain in Calico would probably be even less likely to find a publisher today than 60 years ago, and we do not want readers to be deceived into thinking it is vintage George MacDonald Fraser, and of the standard of the Flashman novels, or the McAuslan short stories," said the author's daughter, Caro Fraser.

There would probably even be less paperwork -- and fewer health benefits to cover.

I'm probably even spending less time with them now than I did earlier in my studies, and while I guess you could argue that I'm probably just being a great example of practice making perfect, I've got my doubts; I even used to take courses concentrating on writing better essays, and in the time surrounding that, my grades were pretty low.

He'd probably be even less comfortable hosting a party with normal people than Jackson was.

And after two trials and some $400,000 spent on his natty wardrobe, he probably has even less.