Sentence examples for go down less from inspiring English sources
FINGER-WAGGING rebukes from outsiders about the treatment of Romanies (Gypsies) in the European Union's newish eastern members may go down less well in future.
"They are cheaper and will go down less" than other companies, he said, although, he added, "the short-term fundamentals are not so great".
This battery at full charge gives 16.8 V and should not go down less than 12.8 V at full discharge.
If the portfolio manager knows the market is going to go down, he will switch into low beta stocks which will go down less than the market.
The overall discretionary budget for the Justice Department would go down less than 0.5percenttoto $27.1 billion.
A Sting impression goes down less well.
Other patterns from the Harvard-educated "ed psych" have gone down less well with government, though.
"I believe that business is growing faster than personal use, but personal use went down less in the downturn".
It goes down less well with blue-collar workers and older people who want somebody who can solve meat-and-potatoes problems.
What went down less well was wayward shooting and Glenn Roeder will hope that as well as Martins' clearance, Ameobi's hip problem clears up in time for Villa.
But that argument has been weakened since the pre-budget report, which went down less badly with voters than feared, maybe because of its crowd-pleasing tax raid on bank bonuses.
