Sentence examples for something even less from inspiring English sources

Or would the Florida state legislature have been forced to do something even less legitimate?

With even the most meager goals unmet, the Obama administration settled on something even less ambitious.

Fans groaned in despair: the improbable sixth season now seemed to hinge on something even less likely, an end to the war on drugs.

They are paving the road, it should be clear, to something even less familiar and more bizarre than Japan's current straits: the monetisation of a massive amount of government debt with no inflationary consequences.

National politics has become something even less than "the art of the possible"—with Washington reduced to practicising little more than the statecraft of artifice.Unbalanced budgets are accepted as inevitable; meager reductions in projected spending increases are brandished as cuts.

'An attempt to be faithful to the words of oracular lines', he writes, 'will almost invariably result in something even less comprehensible in the new tongue.' In Orpheus, Paterson has found a way through his own misgivings.

The natural tendency afterwards is to find something worth even less than oneself, which one can despise as one was despised oneself...

Debates offer the potential for suspense and can be a departure from the carefully tailored campaign messages because they happen live, onstage and in real time with millions of people watching — something that even less politically-minded students can appreciate.

Britain is far behind the rest of the developed world in terms of social mobility and studies show that today's 40-somethings have even less mobility then those who were born in the 1950s.

I tried to imagine myself having the guts to do something comparable with even less success.

It may be just the thing for those with time and skill; I want something that requires even less expertise than the little demanded by The Cheese Making Shop.