Sentence examples for be of less help from inspiring English sources
It's possible it's gone into what's known as secondary progressive, which means drugs will be of less help.
Ecuador's record goalscorer Agustin Delgado, who played 143 minutes for Southampton in two years, and Ivan Kaviedes, who disappeared without trace at Crystal Palace two years ago, will be of less help.
Indeed, because he is not running again (and is unpopular to boot), members of Congress also fear he will be of less help to them in the 2006 mid-term elections than he was in 2002 and 2004.
Already Labour and the police have given Unite a clean bill of health – if Labour in Falkirk is to move on, then I think a fresh inquiry would be of less help than the overdue resignation of its sitting MP, Eric Joyce, whose misconduct set this whole sequence of events in train.
In the final experiment, rats discriminated between two locations within a room ('Location' task) such that direction of travel at each location would be of less help in solving the problem.
These judgments can be difficult to make especially in tricky philosophical cases, so expect that the tests may be of less help than we might hope for at first.
The demands of the Location task (Experiment 3) appear more complex than those of Experiment 1. Direction of travel within the test room is of less help as both directions of travel within the room are equally associated with reward and non-reward (Fig. 2).
More monetary and fiscal stimulus may have saved them a few years ago, but are of much less help now.Policymakers will need to put more effort into making the long-term unemployed once again employable.
Compared with national data, residents in our sample were similar in average age and dependency level, but were 6% more likely to be female, required less help with activities of daily living and had higher levels of behavioural disturbances.
"There is much less help available.
