Sentence examples for still less so from inspiring English sources
Still less so can Mr Fujimori.
But bedtime stories are not, to me, about deceiving your child into conking out (and still less so with a text full of unintentional horror-film resonances).
The Yemeni version I never find early starts good for the imagination, still less so in a country where tea is stronger than coffee.
Well, President Alberto Fujimori is a tough, but these were no softies either; and, as many a Peruvian village knows, still less so were the Shining Path terrorists whom he crushed earlier.
In fact, Phil Donahue said that back in 1993, and if it seemed ludicrous at the time, then it is a little less so today, and will be still less so tomorrow.
It can't be, as long as we continue to love sport and to find in it an emotional depth and aesthetic gratification that the everyday world of getting and spending doesn't fulfil (and politics still less so).
In 2016 America will be still less white, so that even if Republicans match Mr Romney's performance among whites, they will need 30% of non-white votes to take the White House a feat the party did not achieve in 2012, 2008 or even in 2004, when George W. Bush, trading on his popularity in Texas, enjoyed the backing of Hispanics in his re-election.Yet Democrats have serious weaknesses, too.
Black and white are so perfectly interwoven in Mr. Wolf's ink-on-paper landscapes and still lifes (less so in portraits) that it is hard to believe he does not carefully plan them out.
US companies still dominate, but less so.
"I am still frightened, but less so now there are a lot of us".
– Fannie Hurst, American writer, 1889-1968 Strue thoughthough less so today than just a mere decade or two ago.
