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(91) Making arrangements for the engineering investigators to cope with the jet age posed much less difficulty.
(92) This anaerobic system is much less efficient than the primary, oxygen-using system.
(93) Contemporary Marxist urban sociology places much less emphasis on the supposed necessity for the state to be engaged in collective consumption.
(94) People in rural communities are much less likely to become the victim of violence, researchers found.
(95) Excise duty revenue from alcoholic drinks is much less buoyant than total excise duty.
(96) In contrast, expert systems rely heavily on heuristics, or rules of thumb, which are much less formal.
(97) Furthermore, they found that female clerical workers were much less likely to achieve promotion than their male counterparts.
(98) Every day ... I will become emotionally much calmer ... much more settled ... much less easily disturbed.
(99) After all, cannabis does much less harm to a person's health than nicotine, and yet cigarettes are legal.
(100) Johnston said the contract was exploitative and restrictive, with the financial arrangements much less lucrative than she'd expected.
(101) The second way makes the emergence of syntactic combinations seem much less fortuitous.
(102) Because the diesel engine uses so much less fuel it releases substantially less carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
(103) Students' work-related experiences are much less intensive than in an apprenticeship program.
(104) Life is much less complicated as far as Building Regulations approval is concerned.
(105) Other research has shown that women with a confiding relationship are much less likely to become depressed.
(106) Be that as it may, the efficiency of the Customs service was much less regarded.
(107) The companies had to be paid in their own currencies, at a much less favourable exchange rate than last year.
(108) Indeed, it is giving the impression of being much less ambitious and much more practical than in the past.
(109) Care must be taken in making visual estimates, and results are usually much less accurate than with point counting techniques.
(110) Furthermore, expectation of an indefinite number of future meetings means that deception or conflict are much less attractive options.
(111) That had to ne injected daily, but her husband recalls the injections being much less frequent.
(112) Repeal of Act 70 will make smaller farms more affordable to part-time farmers, and mortgage finance much less elitist.
(113) In fact, the lines of demarcation between the two camps were much less distinct.
(114) In most stepping motor systems the winding time constant is much less than the period of rotor oscillations about each equilibrium position.
(115) The overall effect is of information produced in a much less dense manner than is characteristic of written language.
(116) Printing in several colours is expensive, but using a single colour ink, not necessarily black, is much less so.
(117) On all but the most fundamental issues, the party line became much less forthright and clear-cut.
(118) Enterprises have sacked workers and are running at much less than their full capacity.
(119) Meanwhile, other areas of the class structure are much less open.
(120) If additions to suppliers' workforces had been included in the statistics, the downsizings would have been much less dramatic.
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