Sentence examples for are both less from inspiring English sources

My wife and I now have two sons who are both less than 10 years old.

The channels, which are both less than a decade old, have minuscule audiences.

Children, in other words, are both less culpable than adults and more capable of reform, states the report.

And I rather expect that people who are under stress are both less happy and less healthy.

"One with a different set of capabilities," that are both less computationally intensive and could be interactive.

Learning Russian and reading Dostoevsky My Russian and my mastery of Dostoevsky are both less developed than they could be but I enjoy it.

"The moralising language around food encourages us to eat in ways which are both less pleasurable," she told me, "and also actually less healthy".

The local park is the green space that matters most – and especially for today's young people, who are both less mobile and more territorial.

"They are both less traumatic to your skin than either you or your facialist squeezing your cheeks or the side of your nose," she said.

Both are small -- though each has three bedrooms, they are both less than 1,200 square feet -- and they don't appear to need massive amounts of work.

The countries in green, which include most of the world's developed countries, are both less vulnerable and better equipped to deal with the challenge of climate change.