Sentence examples for terrain of less from inspiring English sources

As big banks clamor for customers, they are muscling their way into the market, which until a few years ago was largely the terrain of less traditional financial firms like Green Dot and NetSpend.

A key driver for this reversal was extensive evidence of gaps in teachers' content knowledge which, in the terrain of the less explicitly specified and process-orientated versions of curricula, contributed to pedagogies that were criticized as mathematically hollow.

But AdSense doesn't change the whole terrain of advertising, much less threaten to replace advertising with other things.

Nearly flat terrain with an inclination of less than 5° reaches a proportion of 40%% in the whole study area, but is distinctly under-represented at charcoal kiln sites (15%%).

He is grounding his lofty rhetoric in the more prosaic language of white-working-class discontent, adjusting it to the less welcoming terrain of Pennsylvania.

"Listen, if you're Bergdorf's, you always want to know what Barneys is doing," said Ms. Andrews, who held event-planning jobs at both stores before bringing her skills to the no less rivalrous terrain of auction house entertaining.

With only 57 acres of skiable terrain, Tiffindell Ski Resort is less than one one-hundredth of the size of Whistler Blackcomb.

Hollywood studios are showing more interest in non-tentpole projects with budgets of less than £30m, but on this terrain, smaller players can also operate.

The terrain of the North Island is much less precipitous than that of the South and has a more benign climate and greater economic potential.

Ricketts Glen lies south of and downstream from Waters Meet; here the terrain becomes less steep, and there are fewer named waterfalls.

He began his professional life as an architect, but buildings and landscapes proved less interesting — less inspiring — to him than the terrain of the face.