Sentence examples for somewhat less comprehensive from inspiring English sources

The treatment of these subjects is, however, not only more elementary but somewhat less comprehensive than in the larger book.

Johnson et al (2000), with a somewhat less comprehensive questionnaire, reported odds ratios for both pre- and postmenopausal women, which, when combined, are 1.43 (95% CI, 1.01 2.02) for passive smoking and 1.7 (95% CI, 1.2 2.2) for active smoking.

Selective BPO – this is also a very complex engagement, but somewhat less than a comprehensive deal because of the reduced integration of functional processes.

In "Pink Ribbon Blues," Gayle A. Sulik, a sociologist and an expert in women's studies, now makes similar points in a critique that is far more comprehensive than Ms. Ehrenreich's, if somewhat less engaging.

Contracts for selective BPO deals are similar to those of comprehensive BPO but they are somewhat less complicated because there are fewer processes involved.

But only somewhat less.

But somewhat less of it.

Others are somewhat less circumspect.

Now, somewhat less.

"Insurance is getting stingier and less comprehensive".

If somewhat less cheerful.