Political pendulums often swing too far.

The future looks far less rosy.

In most cases recipients of foreign aid are promised funds for programmes and often receive either far less than what was promised or nothing at all.

Political pressure on the parties to enter serious and sustained talks was often uncoordinated, thereby rendering mediation efforts far less effective than they could otherwise have been.

But the outcome is far less clear.

Since then, they have looked far less safe.

Historically lax policies have become far less accommodative.

Experience shows that it may often take less time.

This aspect of preparedness typically receives far less attention.

Labor migration in Europe is, historically, far less extensive.

Iraqi girls suffer no less than boys and often more.

But there were other policies that would have provided far more stimulus at far less cost.

Yet this explanation is far from complete, and often misleading.

Charity responds to attention grabbing events, often neglecting less sensational disasters.

But, seen from within, the EU model often appears less convincing.

Unfortunately, bad political choices often make these policies even less cost effective.

Moreover, with less government support, rural credit has often become prohibitively expensive.

On the contrary, it is often presented as a bridge too far.

The religious demon is a far less appealing devil than Uncle Sam.

Comparative data show that indigenous girls attend school less often than boys do.

But, in the last two decades, the story of the Somali nomad has become far less romantic and far more complex.

Russia s economic influence in Afghanistan is far less robust, but it is growing.

Thus, its genome is far less densely packed than any other known virus.

Second, water scarcity is seldom absolute, and even less often an explanation of poverty.

Net nannies as China s Internet censors are often dubbed blocked sensitive articles less frequently.

The term is often used in the entertainment business, especially in a business context, for musicians and other performers (less often for actors).

Instead, the price of gold often seems to drift far above or far below its fundamental long term value for extended periods.

Had there been more irrigation, the Taliban s gains might have been far less impressive.

People have become less admiring of Berlusconi, because the hypocrisy has gone too far.

Brazilian sugar based ethanol costs far less to produce than American corn based ethanol.

The marketplace for ideas also often works in a way that is less than ideal.

The health advantages of providing networked water supplies are less dramatic than is often assumed.

MIT just has a new radio chip that uses far less power than our chips.

Yet our role in international affairs is far less than it could, or should be.

All of the steps taken so far have resulted in more European integration, not less.

By minimizing associative connections with other thoughts, the threatening cognition is remembered less often and is less likely to affect self esteem or the self concept.

The economic crisis has left many people far less prosperous, and perhaps less inclined to be ambitious in our efforts to address Europe s security challenges.

Far too often, war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide have been perpetrated with blatant impunity.

And this is my you can see now the whole thing takes up far less space.

Thus, the entire geopolitical context is far less threatening than it was in the 1930 s.

It is no less vital to managing climate change, for which the stakes are far higher.

Furthermore, the Turkish military can increase the pressure on Iraqi Kurds with far less drastic measures.

Finally, it is often claimed that GM crops simply mean costlier seeds and less money for farmers.

But the stimulus effect of quantitative easing is far less certain than even that of fiscal stimulus.

The same approach would have been far less expensive and more promising vis à vis Saddam Hussein.