Sentence examples for alive less from inspiring English sources

Maps have a greater variety; they're larger and feel more "alive" (less like arenas).

So Espinosa had definitely been alive less than an hour before the suspects were filmed exiting the building.

Numbers of children with special educational needs are rising, partly because of success in keeping very premature babies alive: less time in the womb means more problems outside it.

In Italy, the two-month-old coalition government of Prime Minister Enrico Letta, the product of a deadlocked Parliament, is badly split over the austerity issue, and is being kept alive less by consensus and more by its members' fear of political extinction — as well as by Europe's grudging acknowledgment that Italy is too big to fail and too big to bail out.

We sat down with him to discuss this work and other matters, including the discovery in 1999 of George Mallory George Mallory 's body on Everest in 1924, Mallory, a pioneering British alpinist, was last seen alive less than 1,000 feet from Everest's summit, and there has been controversy ever since as to whether he preceded Hillary to the top.

Patients alive for more than 36 months from the time of diagnosis were classified as the good prognosis group and patients alive less than 36 months from the time of diagnosis were classified as the poor prognosis group.

None of them seem particularly alive, much less lively.

He looks like John Travolta in embarrassing Saturday Night Fever sequel Staying Alive, only less dignified.

Modern medicine is good at keeping people alive; much less successful in dealing with arthritic limbs and senile dementia.

Dr Gotelli reckons the odds of finding the ivory-billed woodpecker alive are less than 1 in 15,625.

I rewarded the man with another hit of naloxone, which made him even more alive, even less happy.