The phrase "as less starting" is not correct in written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning in standard English usage.
Example: "We need to find a way to make the process as less starting as possible."
Alternatives: "as minimal as possible" or "as little as possible".
As the indirect method require less starting material and less expensive labeling dye, it was important to determine whether the data generated from these labeling methods was interchangeable.
Weiner, who more or less started the trend, as a producer of "Sleep No More," attempts total theatre again: a spectacle that incorporates dance, scripted and improvised dialogue, lights, music, and so on to describe the horrors of the Second World War and how death can affect the psychology of lovers and the idea of family.
Bailey, whom the City regards as less antagonistic, started on Friday.
Pick as less as possible.
They can serve as a less threatening starting point for reluctant students and as learning coaches in the shared goal that students master the material and pass the test.
But he could very well change the hearts and minds of a generation of young men who may stop thinking of women as less, and might start thinking of them as equals.
If globalism is indeed the multipolar world the Davos crowd claim it is, then it's time for those whose unbridled greed propagated the current economic malaise to stop characterizing Brazil and other BRIC nations as less than and start acknowledging them as being equal to some other key G-20 players who are still spinning from the effects of the crisis.
Mr. Reznor has no global solution for how to sustain a long-term career as a recording musician, much less start one, when listeners take free digital music for granted.
If the asking price seems reasonable, offer 20 percent less as a starting point.
It's Kirk whose character initially seems the less attractive, starting out as a brawling hayseed and then a bumptious trainee too ready to cast off his L-plates.
