Sentence examples for too much less from inspiring English sources
"too much less" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to compare the amount or degree of something to a lesser degree or amount. Example: "The company's profits have decreased by 50%, but their expenses have decreased by too much less."
It's all a bit too much — less would have been more.
He worried about the man's incessant smoking, and whether at the end of a round he tipped him too much less than what a Japanese golfer would have given.
First, the apartment sold for not too much less than the asking price of $2.6 million, even in the lousy market over the summer, going into contract after a few weeks.
A woman who makes six figures is treated more harshly than a woman who earns less — unless it's too much less, in which case she is suspected to be a freeloader.
And the series A valuation you can command pre-product may not be too much less than what you could command post-product.
Although, for a big value of n, the maximum values of EST for these two schemes are poorer than the round-robin scheme, by observing the simulation results, Tmax†(1) and Tmax‡(1) are still superior to Tmax(1), and the maximum EST of either scheme for n = 2 is not too much less than that for the round-robin scheme.
As for the venue, de Betak was dead set on using an open space that had not been touched too much; the less pomp and circumstance, the better.
There is a tendency on the part of some of the cast to do far too much, when less might be considerably more.
No one doubts that the constant turnover of students here is taking a huge educational toll on those who move too much and, less obviously, those who stay put, too.
Only by restricting the energy demand too much (to less than 6000 kW) does the handling time increase by 3 45%.
The one percent left is still too much, but less than in the late 1980s against Salman Rushdie's book in Pakistan..
