Sentence examples for was much less severe from inspiring English sources

As it happened, the Hatfield crash was much less severe than several other recent crashes, including one a year earlier near Paddington Station, London, in which 31 people died.

With a magnitude of 7.1, the tremor was much less severe than the 9.0 earthquake of March 11.

Mr. D'Alamberte permitted Mr. Warrick to rejoin the football team before doing the community service, reasoning that the punishment was much less severe than jail time.

Last year, the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, was roundly criticized for not preparing the city adequately for a snowfall that that was much less severe than this year's.

The recent crisis was much less severe than the Depression because central banks thought deflation prevention was critical; in fighting deflation they couldn't help but prevent a big demand collapse.

He said he felt comfortable making the decision after realizing turnover in the CarePro workforce was much less severe than he thought it would be.

Had the fiscal and borrowing conditions been observed, the current crisis would almost certainly have been much less severe.

South Korea has also had to grapple with falling exports, though the pace of decline there has been much less severe than in Japan.

In the case of the 40-year-old Mr. Moore, the first registry violation occurred in 2005, when the penalties were much less severe.

After the death of al-Jazzār (1804), the financial demands were much less severe, and Bashīr was able to consolidate his position.

The swine flu pandemic cost Britain more than £1.2 billion despite being much less severe than feared, a Government-commissioned review found today.