Sentence examples for going to do less from inspiring English sources

For now, I'm going to do less taxing work.

"The Americans are anyway going to do less and if the Europeans do not do more the US is going to do much less," said a senior European military official, referring to American involvement in Europe.

"I think they're hopefully going to do less stupid apps and a lot more smart ones," he said.

If at this point the government says we are going to do less for onshore wind than it proposed that will be seen as nakedly political".

If the behavior creates fear, resentment, anger, hurt and separation, then I'm going to do less of that behavior.

At a recent meeting with investors, Kraft's CEO Tony Vernon and its "VP of Breakthrough Development" Barry Calpino explained what they meant by that opaque phrase: they're going to do less.

You start losing your focus and begin to worry about less important things like what you are going to do with less GPA or bad grades.

What they are going to do is less important.

I also know in many cases even if a dad isn't the best, even if he does not always do what he says he is going to do, a less-than-perfect-dad is still better than no dad.

"You're going to do a lot less damage that way," she said.

10.12am BST Sarah Johnson writes On the network today, Mike Broad asks: Integration: how are we going to do more with less?