Sentence examples for a less in from inspiring English sources

Everton paid a less in real life - but on the pitch they got even less: four goals in 23 games.

At the end of chapter 4, Aristotle says that however much things "are so and not so", there "is a more and a less in the nature of things", for someone who thinks that four things are five is less wrong than someone who thinks that they are a thousand, and so there must be some truth to which the more true is nearer.

Another more limited description of the model was: "So people can still get tobacco, but it's in a less in your face kind of way, it's regulated to a degree".

The soca old guard, who went for "a less in-your-face approach and a more in-your-waist approach", reacted angrily.

The Aeolian islands get all the attention, thanks to their jetset following, but for a less in-your-face Italian beach escape, head to the Egadi islands, off the north-west coast of Sicily.

As a result, we spend a good deal of our time in Skype video chat looking at ourselves, and ultimately having a less in-depth conversation.

For the other couples, it is clear that the results of the 1000 Genomes project always shows a less in-depth phylogenetic level than the results of Complete Genomics; e.g. individual NA07357 which belongs to R1* or R-M173* based on the 1000 Genomes data versus R1b1b2a2g or R-U152* based on the Complete Genomics data.

His Uncle Jorge is on the run and his cousin Ernesto is managing the family drugs cartel like a less-in-control Scarface.

It makes a difference of $26 a year less in tax.

And yet other bold-face celebs have chosen a decidedly less in-your-face approach.

Yet, they were described in a less frequency in the Asian population [ 129– 129].