Sentence examples for down to a less from inspiring English sources
If your feelings of anxiety are somewhere in the middle, there are strategies you can use to bring them down to a less distressing level.
By the late 16th century they had moved down to a less arduous life, on the banks of the Rio Grande.
They represent, by and large, a neat assemblage of everyone with a vested interest in cutting the BBC down to a less threatening size.
"It is a novel vision, and adds to the many ways that robotics can change our perceptions of ourselves". Down the road, Asada says the robot may also be scaled down to a less bulky form.
"It indicates that 2008 could see sales begin to bounce back, certainly in the UK". Many music retailers and industry figures have put much of 2007's struggles down to a less than overwhelming release schedule for albums.
After the first class, she spoke with her teacher, who encouraged her to stay in the advanced conversation class but moved her down to a less challenging intermediate grammar course.
Expert systems can be used as an extension of an expert to take over routine tasks and free that person for more demanding problem solving, or they can be handed down to a less-experienced individual.
After almost a year of strong sales that have made it one of the dominant smartphones in the United States, the iPhone has settled down to a less-than-spectacular pace: roughly 600,000 units a month, according to the company.
Just let it sit for three minutes in the closed microwave, and you'll keep your fingers and your mouth safe, letting them finish in peace and cool down to a less-than-nuclear temperature.
It was enjoyable, although I would have liked to have kept the goals down to a few less".
There is a version of it in this exhibition – a "reduced replica" painted by Delacroix that miniaturises the whole colossal massacre down to a canvas less than a metre wide.
