Sentence examples for sometimes even less from inspiring English sources

I would say I send an average of $200 per month, sometimes more, sometimes even less.

As elite cyclist time trials are often won based on seconds or sometimes even less, these differences can be decisive for who wins the stage.

In any sense, it's a terrific bargain -- prices are generally the same as at the cellar door, sometimes even less.

Stewing it for 15 to 20 minutes (sometimes even less) with a little splash of white wine is all it takes.

A poetic style that is as individual and omnivorous as Walcott's has a tendency to render its subject matter less urgent and sometimes even less detectable.

In what other wine genre can you find world-class examples for less than $20 and sometimes even less than $10?

She also pointed out that, even in districts where schools had remained open, the continuing series of strikes and blockades had eroded the time children can go to school sometimes even to less than half the normal academic year.

This valiant amateur-night spectacle stands at odds to the evening's main lesson: sometimes, even for Rufus Wainwright, less is more.

Sometimes it's even less than the minimum wage because it is quite expensive with the insurance and everything," he said.

Having such strict agreement among critics is a bit like letting the blind judge a beauty pageant: the results are sometimes unreliable, and even less translatable to the world at large.

And employees would magically find ways to do the same (and sometimes even more) with less.