Sentence examples for do it less so from inspiring English sources

That's how people used to do it, less so now," he says.

When something gets more expensive, people do it less, so the Lincoln plan (authored by Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash).

To be fair, there was a smattering of comedy to enjoy as Clara exchanged amusing cultural misunderstandings with some of the Doctor's old plasticky alien acquaintances, but the jeopardy –clockwork zombie androids harvesting body parts – was a long time coming and lazily derivative in form (knowing acknowledgements to Burke and Hare and Sweeney Todd didn't make it less so).

Professional tennis is, at its core, a selfish pursuit, but Ivan Ljubicic, who is about to play his last tournament, has done his part to make it less so.

I hope the following tips make it less so. 1. Don't over-estimate the risk In my wider experience, top public-sector managers do usually care about serving the public.

Places like Italy have done it for less so perhaps it is churlish to be sceptical.

Some do it gracefully, others less so.

My philosophy is to do more, and do it well, so mistakes matter less.

"You still have the same burning desire to write, but you have less time to do it in, so I found that I worked better in a way.

Lenders can't really afford to do it for less, because there are so many defaults.

That's the justification of all tyrants -- tyrants in nations and tyrants in offices: Do it my way so there's less conflict.