Sentence examples similar to bears much less from inspiring English sources

But when I had my own child, I could bear much less about the way children had been treated.

Consequently, the WHB bears have much less time on the ice to hunt seals and accumulate the fat necessary to survive the ice-free period.

Lawyers for the brokerage houses are overwhelmed by the flood of cases, he said, and have less leeway to offer settlements because their firms, also hit hard by the bear market, have much less cash to throw around.

In Britain, though, the cost of tuition is largely borne by the government and students pay much less.

Other towns have much less.

You'll suffer much less.

Company schemes traditionally have borne much of the burden of providing for retirement in Britain, allowing the state (and individuals) to do less than in many other countries.

Do you bear much resemblance to him?

Poor Tiger bore much residual blame.

Ultimately, taxpayers bear much of the burden.

American automakers bore much of the brunt.