Sentence examples for doing nothing less from inspiring English sources

With his greenery, Sir John may be doing nothing less than preparing BP for the unthinkable: life after oil.

They are audacity personified, as Tim Layden writes on SI.com, perhaps doing nothing less than saving college basketball from its slow, ugly demise, writes Reid Forgrave on Foxsports.com.com

Exxon is doing nothing less than an overhaul of the portfolio, as might be expected after a few years of setbacks.

The center, which reopened yesterday after two years of construction, has been rethought and reshaped, with the goal of doing nothing less than reinventing the science museum.

A farmer using seeds from her fastest growing plants for the next season, or mating cows with her strongest bull, is doing nothing less than assuring that her future plants or animals carry favorable genetic modifications.

Following his juke-speckled debut Death After Life from last year, Thug Entrancer, AKA Denver producer Ryan McRyhew, is doing nothing less than constructing an entire alternative reality for his second album.

"I have to do nothing less, nothing more.

In the process Miller does nothing less than put the Jewish psyche on trial.

"In the good old days," he said, "we did nothing less than a full summer rental".

Lazonick's article does nothing less than decode the Rosetta Stone of America's economic decline.

If this takeover does nothing less than extend its existence, then it will be worthwhile.