Sentence examples for retain a less from inspiring English sources

Timid punters flee the pink- and blue-lit dance floor for the mezzanine (the club has two bars and a terrace); for the more adventurous, however, the scene has moved to the transsexual bars in Tarlabaşi, which retain a less internationalised ambience.

In Figure 4H, increased metabolic activity highlights the differentiating cells with a blue redox ratio, while others in the same dish retain a less active, more orange-red redox ratio.

Later stages retain a less prominent expression pattern in the ventral hyposphere (Fig.  7g i).

Examination of the material collected from the coarser and finer filters (150 µm and 60 µm mesh respectively) shows that the 150 µm filters retain a less pure (and generally larger diameter) vessel fraction than the 60 µm filters; the latter generate a more homogeneous and higher TEER monolayer consistent with it being derived from relatively pure capillary endothelium.

Alongside that, there's no doubt Labour retains a less optimistic outlook, which Ed Balls rammed home when he pointed to downwardly-revised figures for growth in the UK economy after next year.

It is unique in that members of this family have retained a less derived condition, where females are free-living from pupation onwards, and are structurally much less simplified.

Colleagues, who apply acidic solutions to their skin far too frequently in an effort to retain a pore less unblemished visage; twenty-something's purchasing micro-current facial packages to stimulate the muscles into even more rigidity for hyper firm skin.

I had assumed that by staying in a familiar neighborhood, I would retain a more or less familiar routine.

It is also a bit odd for Ingham to say that press support for Labour in the 2001 general election was retained "a little less firmly" than in 1997, since several newspapers, such as the Times and the Sunday Times, which had opposed Labour in 1997, advocated voting for the party four years later.

Continental's management had resisted a deal, which values it at €12.1 billion ($17.9 billion), but Schaeffler agreed to retain a minority stake of slightly less than 50% until 2012.

While Protestant rites were less ceremonial than the Roman Catholic liturgies they replaced, almost everywhere they retained a more or less formal character.