Sentence examples for will lesser from inspiring English sources

Will lesser architects have the talent and the vision to succeed with her intentionally disconcerting approach?

What will be the impact of this sudden and profound "global education" upon political dictatorships, isolated communities, coherent cultures, religious practices, etc.? As great universities of the world begin to offer degrees and knowledge modules via the Internet, will "lesser" universities be damaged or even forced out of business?

Events Casts of Rodin's "Kiss" and "Thinker," the latter welcoming patrons from atop a hill at the museum entrance, will be on display at the North Carolina Museum of Art, 2110 Blue Ridge Road, (919) 839-6262, April 16 to Aug. 13; so will lesser-known drawings and sculptures of the human body in bronze, marble, plaster and terra cotta -- about 130 pieces in all.

(Even a preference for "one's own acknowledg'd lesser good" wouldn't be unreasonable, on his view).

A greater intensity rainfall will render lesser time for rain water to stay over the land surface, leading to a lesser amount of infiltration, and consequently, a greater amount of direct runoff.

Only convict felons there will be lesser offenders brought form Riker's Island to work.

If Labour sneaks in, there will be lesser, but still painful, belt-tightening.

The fleeing "prey" will be lesser cabinet members and under secretaries, dressed up as annoying hippies from the 60's.

As well as his big hits such as In the Ghetto, the album will feature lesser known Presley gems including his version of Bridge Over Troubled Water.

And of course his scientific success has been achieved in the face of a hugely debilitating physical handicap, which would have destroyed the will of lesser people.

A parliament with upper and lower houses will have lesser powers.In a country where achievements often have a nasty undertow, this was unequivocal good news.