Sentence examples for substantially less serious from inspiring English sources
In the 1970s, the sociologist Peter Rossi reported that in California, where he did an influential study of nine disaster-prone communities, "earthquakes are seen to be substantially less serious" than inflation, welfare, crime and even pornography.
By any measure, public higher education has become substantially less affordable, and this has created a serious problem for the state.
If in first-day trading the shares jump towards 400p, the government will face serious accusations that it has sold off a prized national asset for substantially less than its worth.
Similarly, Obama's most serious policy proposal was a cute "healthcare for hybrids" plan that was substantially less ambitious than his current ideas on either healthcare or the environment.
First, because the sample of children is substantially greater than that of other published studies concerning traditional hippotherapy, and the study is not limited to less serious cases.
"Given the plummeting of writers' incomes – the average income from literary fiction royalties is $4,100 per year, and most literary novelists I know earn substantially less than that from extremely accomplished work – [the money] is not just symbolic, and not just a gesture, but serious, practical and powerful".
Now the bank is offering substantially less.
Other consequences were less serious.
Less serious," which is sometimes also appearing as "Less serious".
The problem is less serious in New York City.
