Sentence examples for bore less from inspiring English sources

In a gesture typical of Greeneland, the generous, quixotic Korda ("there was never a man who bore less malice") hired his enemy, who became a loyal friend.

Harlequins' side bore less of a resemblance to its show team than London Irish's, but the try-scoring touch was with this lot from the off.

China has long argued that it should take on far less of the burden of emissions cuts than developed nations, because it bore less responsibility for the stock of carbon poured into the atmosphere since the industrial revolution, and because its emissions per person were lower.

"The search for the bombers bore less resemblance to the types of vindictive Internet witch hunts our no-personal-information rule was originally written for, but the outcome was no different".

The record bore less contributors, but their presences were more visible.

People who adopted a boss perspective were far more willing to continue the arrangement despite significant non-compliance, were more likely to feel they had been treated fairly, felt less animosity towards their cheating partners and believed they got the better deal because they felt they bore less cost and received higher value from the arrangement.

In this case, Dell's shareholders will bear less of the financing risk on the transaction.

And she bears less responsibility for the past fortnight's muck-ups than Mr Bush himself.

The specimens were said to bear less resemblance to the typical Asian Homo erectus.

Any company bears less of the imprint of a single individual as it gets bigger.

"They capture all the returns, but bear less than all of the costs," he said in an e-mail.