Sentence examples for while perhaps less from inspiring English sources

Nicholls's work, while perhaps less objective, is more ecologically valid because it looks at experts in real-life settings, asking them to do nothing other than what they would normally do.

"While perhaps less important and embarrassing than that seen in the Ashley Madison case, some people will not want the fact that they bet on the national lottery to be made public," he said.

They also rest on an unexamined investment in the culture of celebrity and publicity, which, while perhaps less globally destructive than carbon-burning consumerism, can have a corrosive effect on individual dignity and collective morality.

Meanwhile, the US-led airstrikes on Syria – an assault on its sovereignty – seem to be singularly unsuccessful in their avowed intention of containing Islamic State, while perhaps less so in attacking Syria's infrastructure.

While perhaps less famous than other Parisian landmarks, it's a dramatic site well worth a visit.

Importantly, episodic patterns are associated with high-risk sexual behaviors, suggesting that while perhaps less concerning from a drug-dependence perspective, they may nonetheless contribute substantially to HIV transmission rates among SUMSM [ 24, 38].

The monarchy limped home in seventh, below the NHS and just above the BBC, while Parliament, perhaps less surprisingly, was well down the field in 12th place.

One of its themes is the mysterious combination of luck, ambition and prejudice that keeps some hugely talented musicians in the shadows while others, perhaps less gifted, become big stars.

While Anderson Junior is perhaps less intimidating, he is not afraid of the road less traveled.

One pupil admitted, "If you're marking your friend's work, you might be tempted to give them an extra mark or two" while another commented, perhaps less supportively that, "It's a good laugh seeing what your mates wrote".

While they are, perhaps, less known than confidence and prediction intervals, there are some applications where tolerance intervals are commonly used, such as in quality control, setting engineering tolerances, and environmental monitoring.