Sentence examples for though much less from inspiring English sources

Reasonable, though much less sharp than Fox's Ice Age.

Something similar, though much less extreme, could be happening today in gasoline.

Though much less prosperous than some of his Lincoln forebears, Thomas was a sturdy pioneer.

The hexagonal alloys are predicted to be extremely hard, though, much less ductile than the cubic polymorphs and superlattices.

Dinner parties, though much less expensive than Jean Georges, are not cheap, and they take work.

The Salzburg Festival has relied on government funds, though much less than is generally thought.

There is still a lot of spare capacity across the developed world, though much less in the emerging economies.

It's also got a bit of fruit puree in, though much less than a juice or smoothie drink.

Waller has been highly successful in bringing Amcits into positions in his department, though much less so in other departments.

The Second World War did not, which is why the German Occupation, though much less brutal than it was, say, in Poland, was so traumatic.

Nonetheless, since ancient times the concept has also been used in a positive though much less-influential way to refer to the Greek colonization of the Mediterranean lands from the shores of present-day Turkey and Crimea to the Strait of Gibraltar, between the 6th and 4th centuries bce.