Sentence examples for bite less from inspiring English sources
And EU regulations bite less hard than is commonly supposed.
Folded into thirds, it keeps its crunch until the last bite, less gooey disk than blistered dosa.
By a very different route, the fungus also weakens mosquitoes; they fly badly and bite less, and many die within 14 days.
Masur is a gentler man than my father, so sometimes the movie dialogue -- "I don't speculate; I write what I know" -- has less bite, less arrogance, if you will.
Or, in this case, bite less?
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A year on, hopefully the company will have a bit more luck, and bit less porn.
In fact, we were bitten less there than anywhere else on the island, since the inner tent acts as a sort of mosquito net.
Having said that, while both human and dog mouths host several hundred species of bacteria, most of the bacteria found in canines' mouths is not harmful to humans, making many dog bites less dangerous than human ones.
Another of the army's biggest strengths, its non-commissioned officers, is partly a tribute to the judgment of the young officers who select them for promotion from the ranks.A bit less eager for actionThe coming shrinkage is likely to make the army a less attractive career, leading to a less able and ambitious officer recruit.
Others agree to sacrifice some of their take for the sake of creating extra jobs or diversifying the economy.In this section Barking louder, biting less If you want my opinion ReprintsGovernments (including those of rich countries, even the United States) often end up with a reduced share of oil revenue for less edifying reasons, such as sheer incompetence.
