Sentence examples for significantly less now from inspiring English sources

Karen Dunn, a spokeswoman for Mrs. Clinton, said the couple's outstanding legal bills were significantly less now than they were a year ago.

As he came out he was being talked up as a potential man of the series, which looks significantly less likely now.

A telephone poll conducted June 13 to July 5 by Gallup found that blacks were "significantly less likely now than they were 20 years ago to cite discrimination as the main reason blacks on average have worse jobs, income, and housing than whites".

A Gallup poll released this week found that: "Democrats are significantly less likely now (39 percent) than they were in the summers of 2004 and 2008 to say they are 'more enthusiastic about voting than usual' in the coming presidential election".

Mr. Young's not the first or last to notice that if our world is significantly less free now than in the time of his youth, it's less because of government than the inert momentum of the increasingly monolothic media.

Although there is still some taboo over being super-open about what ails us emotionally, there is significantly less taboo now than there was years ago.

But the following day, the brakes made significantly less noise, and now they are barely audible.

Tablets are significantly less so, for now.

In most cases, the animals either healed naturally or died without any treatment, taking into consideration that animal diseases in the past were significantly less frequent than now, as the animals were generally in better health due to increased mobility and a diet that included a wide range of fresh plants.

The parties involved would not provide precise financial details, but the producers of "Rock of Ages" said that their weekly running costs for the show would be "significantly less" than they are now; they are now believed to be between $400,000 and $500,000.

But North Korea is now significantly less poor than it used to be.