Sentence examples for a list of less from inspiring English sources

But that's OK because if all the above doesn't convince you that you're doing the right thing, here's a list of less up-their-own-arse reasons why making a sitcom that gets fuck all viewers can be a good thing … 1 If a lot of people watch your sitcom that's a lot of people who can now potentially hate you.

Credit Suisse is a member of Wall Street's bulge bracket, a list of less than a dozen of the largest and most profitable banks.

Over the years, that kind of ardor has given rise to a list of less-than-flattering nicknames for rail fans.

In 2002 the United Kingdom Department of Health released a more detailed Code of Practice; in 2003 it added other countries to a list of less-developed countries to be avoided, including Zambia.

Each of those networks also has a list of shows less than three years old that are growing in the ratings this season; ABC has none.

The prospect of Conor's mother's death brings not only grief and the primal fear of death itself but a list of no less terrifying pragmatic anxieties: who is going to look after me?

After receiving the pivot, each process divides its list into two lists: a list of numbers less than the pivot and another list of numbers greater than the pivot (line 14).

Then there is a long list of less familiar frights.

To avoid accusations of churlishness, pro-democracy politicians welcomed these moves, and drew up a new list of less provocative slogans for the July 1st march.

The agreement, which came into force in October 1993, allowed the exportation of a "green list" of less toxic wastes to countries in Eastern Europe and of any waste intended for recycling or recovery to less industrialized countries other than those receiving aid under the Lomé Convention agreement.

At the time it was thought that if the jackals of the press, who were in full pursuit, managed to find proof that influence had been used -- that he had been jumped over a waiting list of less than influential Hoosiers, one of whom might have gone to Vietnam in place of this cosseted rich boy and been killed -- Mr. Quayle would have had difficulty remaining on the ticket.