Sentence examples for rather less time from inspiring English sources

Belize has rather less time to sort out its finances.

It's taken since 2002 to get to the first million, but it might be rather less time to get to the second one.

After the breathless build-up, Silvio Berlusconi's hotly anticipated "Rubygate" sex trial came to a premature halt yesterday after just nine minutes – rather less time than it took for one of the Italian Prime Minister's alleged "bunga bunga" sessions.

Among them, SSAKE runs in rather less time than other peer assemblers, but the RAM usage increases dramatically with augmentation of dataset size.

This applies particularly for the qualitative assessment, which is easy to perform and rather less time consuming than CDUS.

The costumes, arguably, have fluctuated rather less over time than attitudes towards their wearer.

With rather less concentrated time available, we were wondering whether all of us in the books community could assemble a similar collage if we scratch our hydra-head for germane quotes.

She lives in a rundown Hackney mansion occupied by other modern-day beatniks, one of whom is played by Cara Delevingne (who has rather less screen time than the movie's poster would have you believe).

Based on this effect, one would expect more rather than less time spent in send mode.

The regular one shows exactly the same thing in rather less excruciating real time.

Bad World Cup ARSENAL The team the Mirror claimed won the World Cup four years ago, did rather less well this time.