Sentence examples for represented much less from inspiring English sources

By this time, its natural-gas pipeline business represented much less than 10percentt of the company's imputed worth.

Women were generally less than 30 percent of the work force, and in fields like semiconductors, represented much less than that.

Aventis said that containing this year's crop should not be a major challenge since it represented much less than one-half of 1percentt of the 73 million acres planted in corn this year.

That requirement could still hamper Mrs. Merkel's ability to take quick measures, but it represented much less of a political hurdle than if the court had required approval by the full Parliament for each decision, which many analysts had predicted.

Post-translational regulation is represented much less in the models than in current data on the clock mechanisms of several organisms [58] [60].

Among the remaining 41%, C G↔G C transversions (6%) were represented much less than less than A T↔C G (19%) and A T↔T A (16%) transversions.

Other recent deals represent much less of a comedown from such buoyant market debuts.

But stick with the current system in an enlarged EU, and a coalition of small countries representing much less than half of the EU's population could achieve a "qualified majority".

SbSI nanowires aligned in electric field and bonded ultrasonically to Au microelectrodes (Fig. 1c) represent much less complicated system.

"The 0.8% growth in programme cost represents much less than the rate of inflation for the year," said Mr Hammond.

1004 from On Rhetoric, this final portion may cover a large percentage of the original roll's length; usually, however, they represent (much) less than a third.