Sentence examples for substantially less time from inspiring English sources

"I believe that every single one of these will take substantially less time than we did," Mr. Austern said.

Ms. Suwal faces a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison, but is likely to receive substantially less time when she is sentenced on Sept. 12.

Why should a prisoner who has already served seven years for a nonviolent offense not be eligible for relief if he would have been sentenced to substantially less time today?

The results obtained indicate the effectiveness and efficiency of the system, which is able to generate accurate and actionable change plans in substantially less time than would be spent by a skilled human operator.

A new health care bill before the Senate would require all the states in the country to make a similar soup-to-nuts evaluation of how they'd like their health care systems to work, to build such a system and be ready to open their doors in substantially less time — just over two years.

On average, Italian young men spend 35 min per day on these activities, which is substantially less time (−35%) than their French counterparts, who spend 54 min per day.

A strength is that we used a well-validated instrument to measure health status and calculate health utilities, a method which is substantially less time-intensive and costly than direct measurement.

Furthermore, the linearized Euler method requires substantially less computational time than the time-marching procedures.

This real-time approach produces precise surfaces and requires substantially less machining time compared to the conventional off-line approach.

The PASA achieves the similar cost to the SA with substantially less CPU time.

We find that our algorithm requires substantially less computational time (especially for large portfolios) but is slightly less accurate.