Sentence examples for was less prolific from inspiring English sources
Also, she was less prolific than either of them, achieving most of her renown on the strength of her first three solo albums and one soundtrack, released from 1985 to 1992.
Feature film work was less prolific but included Help! (1965, with the Beatles), The Adventurers (1970, directed by Lewis Gilbert and Wenn Du Bei Mir Bist (1970, in which she was second billed after the star, the German singer Roy Black).
The 26-year-old Gabonese was less prolific last season and went five games without a goal in November and December.
The tour of Australia in December and January also finished in a 4-0 whitewash for India and this time Dravid was less prolific, passing 50 only once, in the first innings of the first Test, and returning a modest average of 24.
Following their 2012 success with Woody at 100, the folk music wizards of Smithsonian Folkways chose an even more ambitious project: a box set to represent the influential songster Lead Belly, a friend of Guthrie's who was less prolific as a songwriter but much more prolific as a recording artist.
Other aspects, such as focusing on human interaction, were assessed to be less prolific.
Such storms are often straightforward to issue warnings for but have been less prolific since 2012.
His output had been less prolific in recent years, chiefly because he was in the process of building his own studio in Stony Hill.
Yet the Argentinian, who has 11 goals in 15 appearances but has been less prolific since being in a taxi crash in the Netherlands in late September, would prove muted throughout.
Bent has been less prolific during the current campaign but has scored 81 Premier League goals in the last five seasons - a figure only bettered by Didier Drogba and Wayne Rooney on 82 apiece.
Pair Two were less prolific; he did his best to be persuasive but she just got up and walked away, while he followed rumbling something along the lines of "You call that animal passion?" Their best effort was once every 20 minutes.
