Sentence examples similar to a less life from inspiring English sources

Universities (not including research) cost £23.4bn to deliver a less life-changing three years for only 40% of young people.

A less life-threatening but far more common ordeal results when someone locks his keys inside his car.

Dr. Cohen said that in the three human cases, the virus had caused a type of meningitis, a less life-threatening illness than the encephalitis or inflammation of the brain that killed people last year.

To get a clearer signal, they slid electrode-bearing catheters into the hearts of five patients suffering from a less life-threatening arrhythmia called atrial fibrillation.

"Even if you have a little less money, do you really have a little less life?" she said.

He also declares this to be "the top moment of my life," which only confirms that he's had a lot less life experience than he claims.

Cardiovascular disease is the leading contributor to mortality for adults with serious mental illness (3– 5), resulting in a decades less life expectancy than the general population (4).

BUT what about the generation's resistance to giving up "things" and living a less expensive life?

And of living a less confusing life.

Disability has changed over the years, and it is no longer about living a less full life.

As you might expect, participants who received calls on a rainy day reported significantly less life satisfaction than did participants who received calls on a sunny day.