Sentence examples for end up less from inspiring English sources

Barry Schwartz, a psychologist turned nerd pop-culture superstar following his TED Talk on The Paradox of Choice, argues, "We end up less satisfied with the result of the choice than we would be if we had fewer options to choose from".

The meat cooks faster, and its outer layers end up less overdone".

In fact, if buying the big house results in a longer commute to work, we will likely end up less happy despite the increased spending.

To everyone who has solved today's crossword puzzle: Sorry, but that is no guarantee that you will end up less nutty than the rest of us.

The first guy picks whatever he wants, but then it becomes lame to ask for the same beer or entree so people actually switch their choices to be different and end up less satisfied with what they ordered.

In financial markets, being able to prepare for bad news usually means it will end up less bad.The reduced flows of capital from richer to poorer countries are a worrying sign.

Her winning time was 1hr 59min 27.7sec, just 1.5sec ahead of Payne, 20, who ended up less than two seconds ahead of Patten, 21.

Areas that had been more exposed to trade competition with China ended up less likely to elect moderate politicians to Congress, on both the right and the left.

The head-to-head Two films – both straddling the multiplex-specialised divide – fought for second place, ending up less than £15,000 apart for the weekend.

But as deals cratered or never got off the ground, the relationship between the camps ended up less a marriage than friends with benefits.

(Bunyan, with his anguished microscrupulosity, barely passes the first test; Denby, who ends up less onto himself than he thinks he is, flunks the second).