Term Gallery logo

Meanings of less than in English

To a lesser degree.

Synonyms
Examples for "to a lesser degree"
Examples for "to a lesser degree"
1
The job also requires to a lesser degree strategic and operational experience.
Reuters
2
This concern is filtering through, to a lesser degree, to Republican voters.
The Guardian
3
MetLife, the previous owner, had done the same to a lesser degree.
Reuters
4
The problem still persists, to a lesser degree, in digital photography.
The Guardian
5
Maybe to a lesser degree than a couple of years ago.
Reuters
Usage of less than in English
1
However, the current situation regarding waiting lists is clearly less than satisfactory.
The Irish Times
2
Case reports and case series with less than 10 patients were excluded.
Pubmed
3
However, less than 600 tests have been administered, according to health authorities.
Reuters
4
No less than four government departments are responsible for tackling the crisis.
Radio NZ
5
International best practice indicates waiting times should be less than 90 days.
The Irish Times
6
In many developing countries, that rate is less than 1 per million.
Reuters
7
Food and drink prices also rose by less than a year ago.
The Irish Times
8
However, several complications were reported, especially in children less than 10 kg.
Pubmed
9
What significant event occurred in that territory less than a year later?'
Sign of the cross
10
Youku is less than 3 percent of the combined companies' market value.
Reuters
11
The estate was purchased less than a year ago for £10 million.
The Irish Times
12
No less than the future of democratic government might be at stake.
Conservatives without conscience
13
I know you went back to work less than two months ago.
You can't stop me
14
In the end, they may need less than 50 billion, Stournaras said.
Reuters
15
You said they found the tomb less than an hour ago, right?
Ready Player One
16
Wind power accounts for less than 1 percent of Japan's power demand.
Reuters