Usage of "to a lesser degree"

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Usage of to a lesser degree in English

The job also requires to a lesser degree strategic and operational experience. 
 Reuters 

This concern is filtering through, to a lesser degree, to Republican voters. 
 The Guardian 

MetLife, the previous owner, had done the same to a lesser degree. 
 Reuters 

The problem still persists, to a lesser degree, in digital photography. 
 The Guardian 

Maybe to a lesser degree than a couple of years ago. 
 Reuters 

Such antibodies were induced to a lesser degree in animals receiving boosts alone. 
 Pubmed 

The elder sister had the same congenital condition, but to a lesser degree. 
 Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 

Inactivation of PPP decreased growth rate to a lesser degree than glycolysis inactivation. 
 Pubmed 

Now, though to a lesser degree, he was moved by the same passion. 
 Jungle Tales of Tarzan 

The distraction may serve our purpose, if to a lesser degree. 
 Genellan: planetfall 

The thoracic area and the right foot were also affected to a lesser degree. 
 Pubmed 

She, too, is left with a dearth of feeling but to a lesser degree. 
 Reuters 

Megan Boyd had suffered to a lesser degree but also had to be hospitalised. 
 The Irish Times 

But those tides only run through November, returning to a lesser degree in March. 
 Wired 

Serotonergic innervation of the amygdala comes from DRN and to a lesser degree MRN. 
 Pubmed 

For Phoenix, Electron was a partner in hacking, and to a lesser degree a mentor. 
 Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr... 

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Meanings of to a lesser degree in English