Sentence examples for seriously less from inspiring English sources

Strong charges, which all decent people would have to consider seriously, less than 60 years since the Nazi Holocaust.

He began collecting seriously less than a decade before his death, using a Copley executive named Richard Reilly as his curator and scout.

Because no matter how silly some of today's startups are, they're nothing compared to the laugh-out-loud nonsense that was treated seriously less than a decade ago.

Due to the wild type Mth10b tending to aggregate at concentrations beyond 0.4 mM which results in seriously less signals than needed in three-dimensional spectra, such as 15N-13C CBCA(CO)NHNCACBACB, we tried to introduce some mutations in Mth10b to improve its quality for NMR study.

While Dallas' fairytale alter-ego is exactly the kind of noble prince we'd expect from a Disney fable, his Storybrooke counterpart, David, is still trapped by the Evil Queen's curse, which has led him to make some seriously less-than-heroic decisions over recent weeks.

Taking it seriously means less use of cars and aircraft, which means slightly duller lives for millions of people.

The word "addict" is so overused that sex addicts have a hard time getting taken seriously, much less getting sympathy.

Drawing on the army and the Roman Catholic Church as his examples, Freud never seriously considered less authoritarian modes of collective behaviour.

Older patients are more seriously ill, less independent, and with a higher mortality rate.

For that reason, I never took the genre seriously, much less imagined myself ever writing it.

The five categories were reduced to three for subsequent analyses by combining "a lot less seriously" with "less seriously" and also combining "much more seriously" with "more seriously".