Sentence examples for rather less for from inspiring English sources

It has delivered rather less for Wenger.

I have so much admiration for the nuns I've seen around the world; I have rather less for the Vatican.

This appears hardly "astronomical" and rather less, for example, than the many millions lost to travellers through the long-term VAT scam carried out by Heathrow airport retailers.

Even to those who care only about social stability, and rather less for what Heine might say about them, this is an abysmal policy.

Political swings now tend to involve both sexes equally, although women vote rather more for ecologically minded parties and rather less for the extreme-right National Front than men.

And so the tweaking would be to make the burden - and there is always a burden when you make these tough decisions to cut tax credits - rather less for the people towards the bottom end of the scale".

Unfortunately the term does have another, rather less safe-for-work definition.

Barack Obama sought to rally a hostile Congress behind an uncompromising vision of a more equal America on Wednesday in a State of the Union address remarkable for its broad appeal for national unity – if rather less memorable for its new policy proposals.

Which is great news for Milla Jovovich, rather less so for Meryl Streep.

Instead, the first batch of results suggests the so-called "balance of competences" to be about right – which is good news for Britain but rather less so for David Cameron.

*** Novelist Tibor Fischer is rather less famous for his novels than for his excoriating review of Martin Amis's 2003 book Yellow Dog, which he described as "like your favourite uncle being caught in a school playground, masturbating".