less so

The war is real enough to her, definitely less so to the children under her care.

If migrants were a nation, they would be the world's fifth-largest, a bit more numerous than Brazilians, a little less so than Indonesians.

China's currency is among the most undervalued, though a bit less so than a year ago.

She had never been regular in her monthlies, and she was probably less so now, with the excitement.

They seem to be well anchored in the US and the eurozone, but far less so in the UK, where the Bank of England has to be cautious.

The bond market view is also hard to square with equity and credit prices, although less so than it was a week ago.

The rest of the German army was no better equipped and even less so than the british or French.

Second, while real wages seem to be downwardly flexible, nominal wages are less so.

I have made this interview to say to everyone that I have not received an offer from any other team, even less so Inter.

Although income distribution remains more unequal than anywhere else in the world, it is at least getting less so in most countries.

On Everyman, you get something of the same effect, but much less so.

One result was that Americans, traditionally fonder of the free market than the rest of the world, became less so.

'Dubai is still very important, but less so than it has been for the last five years, ' says Hilton's Mr. Carter.

As we are all aware, financial market behaviour is never easy to predict and it has become increasingly less so with globalisation.

If the life of the scholar in China is one of unremitting diligence, that of the farmer is not less so.

Smoking while writing is short-term efficient as it helps you concentrate although less so in the long term, as it kills you.

Stripping the battery out of such devices means they weigh considerably less, so in turn they require less power to keep in the air.

So some students left the office thinking they needed to go quickly, others less so, while some were relaxed.

Debt restructurings are quite likely, any sort of break-up much less so.

This may lead some U. S. firms to raise their own prices since Chinese price competition is now less. So prices in the U.

The answer is that it did well in terms of what it did address, but far less so in terms of what it did not address.

Moreover, surprises might be welcome in wine, but they would certainly be less so in other big Chilean exports, like salmon.

Let me explain - you're 25 now and will likely remain pretty hot for the next 5 years, but less so each year.

Play with the sub-icon, like the psychological effect: on the vision, the icon to break the content, so that life is less so.

As an illustration of the supposed power of the Olympics to bring openness and liberalization, they were less so.

Because my wife is so capable and because I'm less so, she does a lot of that work, and I kind of root her on. I'm encouraging.

The concept of free immigration was magnificent, the reality inevitably less so.

The oldest device was a thumb-latch, still popular in the US, far less so in Europe where knobs became ubiquitous after the Renaissance.

The reason appears to be that your body is primed for maximum absorption of nutrients during regular mealtimes , but less so at other times.

Students have always been idealistic, although MBA students probably less so.

These tax systems remain progressive, but much less so than they used to be.

As with the Fed's experiences, some of the moves are likely to be effective -- and some less so.

For a pet rat, less so: the little darlings hit puberty at six weeks and rarely live past three years.

Public shaming might be effective during Mao's era, but it appears much less so now.

Factory outlets remained busy, but less so than the prior week, he said.

Most nations have adjusted their national security strategies to focus on economic security, but less so the United States.

Such confidence may have seemed foolhardy before, but it becomes less so as foreign heavy hitters align themselves behind the rebels.

For the experiment, researchers at the institute gathered two types of male mice. Some were strong and aggressive; the others were less so.

From a moral perspective, which insurgencies do you think are more justified and which are less so?

But the once-gaping Tory poll lead has shrunk, and a victory that looked almost certain now seems much less so (see chart).

Such genetic studies have been carried out in Caucasian populations, but less so among Asians.

But such thoughts were never true, and are even less so now, in the age of e-books and Amazon.

If country life be healthful to the body, it is no less so to the mind.

We are fairly confident about the direction of change thrown up by the model but less so concerning the quantitative extent of change.

Most nations today beat their foreign policy drums largely to economic rhythms, but less so the United States.

A citizen, a qualified voter, is no more nor no less so because he lives in the city or on the farm.

The leaves have been totally withered , and the little snail became less and less so that it almost could not support the shell on back .

Even less so when he opens his mouth.

If China's role as the world's assembly plant is vulnerable to a US downturn, its infrastructure-led demand is less so.

Finally, the researchers found, obese mice, which were insulin resistant, became less so when treated with the ceramide-blocking drug.

Latin America is in an anti-yanqui mood, if slightly less so than a couple of years ago.

The problem, he argues, is that this wizardry has made markets more crisis-prone, not less so.

Moving up the ladder, while still very difficult, may seem somehow less so than back home.

Ports vary widely too: Montevideo in Uruguay, Panama and the main Colombian and Chilean ports are efficient, others much less so.

They will suffer a little, but less so than if there was a divorce.

There will be a few towns that will be guard less so reds can bank there.

The diurnal variations are mostly significant in Guangdong but less so in other parts of China.

Historically, increasing energy efficiency has received great attention when prices are high, but less so when prices fall.

Like previous such reports, this one lists forces which could cause China's self-proclaimed "peaceful development" to become less so.

The atmospheric turbidity in oasis is small; the solar radiation is decreased less. So the oasis has good light resource background.

Such blips may have been accepted in the early days, but less so now.

British and Spanish households have adjusted even less, so the odds of prolonged weakness in private spending are even greater.

"At one point, we were looking very hard at her, but less so now, " the official said. "But we are still looking at her. "

Electronic media are superior for storage and retrieval of information, but far less so for intellectual digestion.

The sales figures may be impressive, but the benefits to American car companies' bottom lines are far less so.

Low prices are undeniably attractive when purchasing consumer goods, but are less so when purchasing human skills.

Would like to evade less, so they jumped down on the bow waves of water.

However wonderful the mechanism of a part may be, it is certainly less so than the whole man.

Well some of the seats on this flight are very, very good and some less, much less, so.

Here the mixed metaphor is quite impressive, the rest less so.

People. . . are still suspicious, though maybe a little less so, of government.

Transistors made of pentacene are less so.

What may seem an obvious problem, or an obvious solution often seems less so after a little research.

Many of the whites have veered hard right, hating abortion and gay marriage and reliably voting Republican, though less so very recently.

From the human point of view, some places will become more hostile, others less so.

So obviously I'm referring more to the mode of investigation, and less so the concrete Object Oriented patterns.

The place-owner may have some input into presentation and even, though less so, content, but only in a very limited way.

Chief executives are scrutinised endlessly, the work done by their colleagues much less so.

Systemic chemotherapies are minimally effective in advanced HCC and less so as neo-adjuvant therapy.

Small wonder, then, that he is not well liked in some DPJ corners, and even less so among the public.

And participation counts less, so as not to sink the grades of foreign students.

In these regions, due to high mountains and low rivers, the reservoir inundation area is less so that resettlement is less in scale.

In general, XML Web Services aren't appropriate for fine grained interactions, even less so than RMI-IIOP.

For you? Beyond a doubt. For the pirates? Less so.

The force commander, Sayed Abbas, said local villagers were supportive, but US forces were less so.

Dollar strength typically plays well for politicians, but less so for the market.

They have a point: regulations usually raise costs and make ventures that might have been profitable less so.

For example, you could pipe the output to the pager "less" so that you can view the output one page at a time and scroll back and forth.

We're talking small amounts, however, about a teaspoon or less; so put down that doughnut.

The year-over-year data is more dramatic: It shows BlackBerry's market share dropping dramatically, and Apple's less so.

Muslims are widely represented in business and the professions, though rather less so in politics.

They want to understand what makes such compounds refractory and whether they can be made more or less so.

That might boost some commodity prices, like foods; less so the metals that Rio Tinto and BHP produce.

Poverty is reduced more extensively at times of fast economic growth but less so when growth slows.

That's fine for a soup or stew, less so if you're draining the veggies.

How it started is fairly clear; why it spread so quickly and turned into generalised looting is less so.

Certainly less so than a man in tights with X-ray eyes.

Regulatory standards will either become more global or finance will become less so.

And there's a lot of research to back that uncomfortable reality up: attractive people get hired over those less so.

There is some cause for optimism in respect of global economic governance; far less so when it comes to security and foreign policy.

When men mutually agreed to pass laws against robbing, mankind became more free, not less so.

The reality: Gold stocks are sometimes more profitable, and sometimes less so.

So in connection try to find some outbound links less so we may site to more PR output values.

This blind and simplistic faith in markets was, perhaps, understandable in the Thatcher years; it is less so now.

Understanding some of the terms it uses, less so.

With petrol costs rising, drivers are filling up less, so the tax take is falling (see chart).

Removal of migration barriers is again inequality improving but less so.

The new crop established itself rapidly in Ireland but less so in England and Scotland.

Feather on hindquarters and tail, long and profuse, less so on chest and back of forelegs.

The appearance of the month for cherry, perhaps because of less, so it's more cherish it.

So while those in the "We are 99%" camp might feel left out today, the segment earning college degrees might feel less so years from now.

Such breakfast vegetables less, so in the middle and add more than dinner.

What collective means in theory is rather woolly; in practice, much less so.

"But the cost of operating it is less, so the [prices] are less. "

The more pressing question: Why would writing a column on being cheap make a person less so? Wouldn't it have the opposite effect?

7Q: when can daytime Qing more now why more late less so much?

Summit meetings with the US are a big deal for EU leaders but less so, it seems, for Barack Obama.

At the same time Brazil's notoriously unequal distribution of income is becoming a bit less so (see chart 2).

Police like these helicopter UAVs, soldiers less so.

As Bob spoke both of them nodded, the daughter eagerly, the mother less so.

This was certainly true once but is less so in the latest generations of JVMs.

Nah. Before you are paid more for doing less, so now your wage and your work load are balanced.

If you are bad bold, as I suspect, you need to try to find a way of being less so.

Although China is hugely dependent on the US market, it is less so today than a decade ago.

The economic risks are clear; the political risks no less so.

I was not completely convinced by these arguments then and am less so now.

steering, much less so for braking or for speed control.

Tomatoes are everywhere in summer but less so in winter.

Use of tiny, tiny fonts (10 pt or less) so as to cram as much information into the resume as possible.

In the current economic climate - even less so.

Now, the syntax remains fine but the semantics less so.

The abuse of leniencies is a problem; its routine use, I would argue, is less so.

the mixing mechanism of machine is simple, easy maintenance. The inertia of mixing mechanism is less, so it can save energy.

but it might look far less so in black and white.

Perhaps, treasure, your heart is free. The piece is more or less so.

To the jobless young and immigrants, it will be less so.

But what is good news for taxi drivers is less so for mobile operators.

These are well established in Europe and the Americas, less so in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

Caused by staphylococcus or streptococcus, it is very contagious in newborns, becoming less so with age.

But if a country's God-given advantages were clear to Ricardo, they are less so in modern practice.

Elsewhere, however, they are less so.

The rivals, well known in China but less so overseas, see the games as a chance to build their profile internationally.

Some of this is familiar, some is credible and some less so.

The perineum is also elastic but less so than the vagina.

For longer term investors, it is less so.

They are also toxic, though a lot less so than oil itself.

Copper wires inside fuel tanks to power sensors are dangerous because they can create a spark, but fiber-optic cable would be much less so.

Lenovo is a well-known brand name in China, but much less so internationally.

So Manchester United will be relatively pleased with that one, Arsenal less so.

The credit squeeze has eased in America, but less so in Europe.

Over time and in the blending of lineages, this has become less and less so for most humans.

of course , it is not so for any economy , and is still less so for hong kong , which is going through structural transformation.

Fish such as tuna have especially good vision; others less so.

An article in the Economist has recently highlighted a fact that is well known in China, but less so in the western world.

When they rise we are less so.

That is a big problem for gay Mormons, but less so for gay gentiles with Mormon neighbours.

I'm wasting time and opportunity. I know time is less and less, so the miserable feeling becomes even stronger.

I know doctor Cobolli well, Blanc less so, but we continue to have a good relationship with Juventus and we will in the future.

The less so-called 3D effect that is used, the more comfortable it is for most viewers.

That may be wise from an anti-inflationary standpoint, but less so for bank profitability

From the third quarter on, the numbers still look out of whack, if less so than before;

at low temperatures the gas molecules have less kinetic energy (move around less) so they do attract each other

Less so are Germany's atrocities in (today's) Namibia being displaced to Angola;

Liberal Netherlands Becomes Less So on Immigration

Less so are Germany's atrocities in Namibia being displaced to Angola;

Openly - very receptive; but actually, less so

If you smoke, for example, you can blame the cigarette companies for seductive advertising (though less so these days);

At first, the work is a lot of fun; as time goes on, less so