Sentence examples for going on less from inspiring English sources

Here's how Karen Tumulty of the Washington Post summed up what's going on: "Less than a year after a sweeping electoral triumph, Republicans are on the verge of ceasing to function as a national political party.

But I'm not convinced it's going on less than before.

But the action that matters has been going on less raucously in a nondescript modern building in the south of the city, the headquarters of the Federal Electoral Tribunal.

Using data from a new map of the baby universe, astronomers said yesterday that they had seen deep into the Big Bang, and had gotten their first detailed hint of what was going on less than a trillionth of a second after time began.

When he is short on sleep, he said he catnaps and relies on "the adrenaline surge that the crowds give you," and added that "Warm and encouraging reactions from the American people go a long way in keeping you going on less sleep".

Serious police corruption cases were being under-investigated while resources went on less serious complaints.

The actors also pause from their performances intermittently to explain what's going on to less clued-in audience members.

It's a much-needed complement to so much other work going on in less sexy settings.

That means during the last years of your life, you can look down on those dull vanillas whose ashes are going on less-extreme adventure vacations than yours are.

The world number one played at The Boodles last year before going on win Wimbledon less than two weeks later.

The image "ended up having too much going on, which made it less interesting.