Examples of using Is far less in English and their translations into Swedish
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You see, as much as I enjoyed your wild theories, Sergeant, the truth is far less complex.
the course of the disease is far less dramatic in these than in the case of other species.
no crime has been committed or the penalty is far less severe.
However, the proportion of this that came from private money was only 0.6% of GDP; this is far less than in the reference regions.
This ultra-connected generation likes to work in a collaborative environment and is far less hung up on the notion of ownership.
in which no case is used, is far less common than the latter.
The price of the bus from the airport is far less than that of a taxi, however it is notably less convenient.
Let us not forget that belated intervention is far less effective, and ends up costing more.
It is far less tourist-ridden than the central barrios of Barcelona,
The killer was driving a more than decade-old retired cab-- a vehicle whose presence is far less likely if left to chance.
Such an assumption is far less unlikely than Comrade Starover's owing to the bourgeois-democratic nature of the Socialist-Revolutionary trend.
The European presence in the ASEAN countries visited by an ESC delegation is far less marked than that of Japan and the United States.
Which is far less deadly than Ebola,
for example, because it is far less likely for that outcome to happen.
School prayer is far less the issue than an atmosphere of overt hostility
That would explain why the compensation required from a thief according to Leviticus 6:1-7 is far less than that specified at Exodus 22:7.
Reflecting reality is far less important than reshaping it,
This is good for those who do opt for a membership since the competition is far less intense than you would expect.
certainly not for skiing where the pressure is far less.
The"Best Way," takes lots less time, is far less painful, is a bet on the surer-thing(by stacking the odds in your favor)