Sentence examples for reportedly less than from inspiring English sources

His house was reportedly less than a mile from the Hameish hospital, where he was a specialist in physical therapy and prosthetic devices, the activist said.

That was more than double early predictions for how the film would perform and far above the modest production budget, which was reportedly less than $10m.

Some of his teammates and coaches, still convinced his camp blew the situation out of proportion, are also reportedly less than keen to welcome him back.

But the team of diplomats accompanying Ms Bermann, who is said to be a stickler for hospitality, were reportedly less than impressed with the range of refreshments on offer.

And Mr. Suharto was reportedly less than appreciative when, in mid-1990 Bank Summa built a network of banks for rural Muslim communities with a powerful cleric named Abdurrahman Wahid.

Very low internet usage in the country – reportedly less than 2% of households – has made it difficult for Mauritanians to get their views, eyewitness accounts and images out to the rest of the world as has happened among other restive Arab populations.

The regenerative fuel cell system is reportedly less costly than battery storage for high power, long duration storage, although both approaches at this time remain costly [44].

Although to the best of our knowledge no studies have evaluated the efficacy of dexmedetomidine in patients with other types of leukodystrophy or Krabbe disease, respiratory depression associated with dexmedetomidine is reportedly less severe than that associated with midazolam in the perioperative period in children [11].

Ecstasy or molly sold in the United States is reportedly less pure than its counterpart sold in Europe, according to a report from The Guardian.

Odd, when you consider that over half of all Brits are in favour of the decriminalisation of cannabis – a drug reportedly less harmful than aspirin, nicotine or alcohol – which in itself could make the UK billions of pounds per year.

Odd, when you consider that over half of all Brits are in favor of the decriminalization of cannabis a drug reportedly less harmful than aspirin, nicotine or alcohol which in itself could make the UK billions of pounds per year.