Sentence examples for radically less than from inspiring English sources
But unless one wants to give her radically less than her due and characterize Susan Sontag as a "personality" along the lines of Diana Ross or Barbara Walters, a more rigorous standard of inquiry and more muscular criterion of assessment is required than is offered here.
It's radically less than 1% of total GDP, and yet the companies it supports currently constitute close to 20% of GDP, maybe more now.
In the end they radically diverge; "Less Than Zero" presents a postmoral landscape of unstinting horror, whereas "Twelve," despite a far higher body count, delivers a satirical, even playful portrait of a world that is perilous but essentially humane.
Water pumped by playing children is not better or radically less energy-intensive than water pumped by adults, oxen or electric pumps.
However, between 14 and 18 years old, the percentage of young people in education drops radically, to less than 50% by school leaving age.
It was just one brief exchange about Afghanistan with an aide late in 2009, but it suggests how President Obama's thinking about what he once called "a war of necessity" began to radically change less than a year after he took up residency in the White House.
About two-third of non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients are diagnosed with distant disease, which restricts the option of radically intended treatment to less than one-third of patients (Jensen et al, 2002).
The stunning events of our age of anger, and our perplexity before them, make it imperative that we anchor thought in the sphere of emotions; these upheavals demand nothing less than a radically enlarged understanding of what it means for human beings to pursue the contradictory ideals of freedom, equality and prosperity.
The move would radically transform the 289-year-old RAS less than a month after it elected a reform-minded physicist, Vladimir Fortov, as president.
