Sentence examples for whole less than from inspiring English sources

The State House flag itself is, on the whole, less than impressive.

But fans and others worried that by cramming in so many characters the film would end up bitty, the whole less than the sum of its super parts.

"They're smart, they're well-educated, they're the upper crust, but the question is, do the parts make a whole, or is the whole less than the sum of the parts?" he said of the incoming team.

This shows that although UK journalists are highly qualified (88% have a degree or higher qualification against 38% in the UK workforce as a whole) less than two-thirds (63%) have a journalism qualification.

As a whole, less than one toposite was present in every 10 kb for both c1 and c2 sites (Figure 5A, B).

In the survey from 2003 [ 13] the differences between areas were on the whole less than in the present study although statistically significant differences were found.

People are, on the whole, less poor than they were.

Partnerships with developing countries are on the whole less systematic than with European countries.

11 12 36 According to this generic scale, children had, on the whole, less manual ability than adults.

The FSU as a whole uses less than 6% of its RWR, compared with 8% for the whole world (Table 3).

Capco is required to replace these homes with equivalent new ones, but just 740 of the other 6820 dwellings proposed for the redevelopment as a whole - less than 11% - would be defined as "affordable", and none of these would be for social rent.