Sentence examples for thus far less from inspiring English sources
"Spacecraft assembled and provisioned on the Moon could escape its far lower gravity using far less energy, and thus, far less cost".
In his speech, Mr. Bush suggested that the eventual trip to Mars would start at the Moon, saying, "Spacecraft assembled and provisioned on the Moon could escape its far lower gravity using far less energy, and thus, far less cost".
Fund managers are thus far less vulnerable to sudden falls in asset prices than banks proved to be in 2008.Third, there is little evidence that mainstream asset managers contribute to market panics.
Thus, far less of it is needed to run the reaction.
Some scoff at the notion the two wars are comparable, considering over 58,000 U.S. troops were killed in Vietnam while, thus far, less than 2,000 have lost their lives in Afghanistan.
But those A-listers bailed just in time, so it ended up besmirching the careers of Dennis Quaid, Jason Patrick and Billy Bob Thornton, and thus got far less attention.
If Mr. Russianoff were at the bargaining table, he would ask that countdown clocks on subway platforms be installed at a faster pace; they've made it thus far to less than 40 percent of the system's 468 stations.
The Clinton campaign, a generally sure-footed operation thus far, seemed less than certain about its Iowa strategy this spring: in an internal memorandum leaked to the news media in May, the deputy campaign manager, Mike Henry, proposed skipping the caucuses altogether because of the high cost and organizational challenges.
Despite occasional attacks, the Interet thus far is less fraud-ridden than cell phones and long-distance services, says Forrester's director of network strategies, Carl Howe.
Perhaps, though arguments that appeal to considerations in the philosophy of mind and moral psychology have thus far proved less than fully convincing.
