Sentence examples for vastly less common from inspiring English sources
For now, anyway, robots have vastly less common sense than people do (the robot may not even recognize a door handle), and they also have less cultural experience.
Writing about the Robotics Challenge for our Elements blog last year, Gary Marcus — who has also written about jobs and robots — noted that, though they "look a lot like steel versions of human beings," robots "have vastly less common sense than people do".
Under the MWO model, emergence of an infinite number of complex biotas by chance is inevitable but these would be vastly less common than those that evolved by the scenario that includes the switch from chance/anthropic selection to biological evolution.
Less common but vastly more effective is the cognitive approach that Professor Argyris called double-loop learning.
While fraud in voting by mail is far less common than innocent errors, it is vastly more prevalent than the in-person voting fraud that has attracted far more attention, election administrators say.
Interestingly, S. arboricolus strain CBS 10644TT has also retained an intact melibiase encoding MEL1, which is lost in most S. cerevisiae lineages [ 30]; all three S. arboricolus isolates also utilized the disaccharide melibiose, a less common plant energy storage compound, with a vastly superior rate and efficiency.
It's also vastly less successful.
Confessions are less common.
The rest of their population like it vastly less.
