Sentence examples for have been doing less from inspiring English sources

We have always been a high-technology company, but we have been doing less well in marketing than some of our competitors have.

-- The middle class may have been doing less well over time, but measured as noted above, they were always the largest share of the population and held the largest share of income.

But Washington has been doing less than its share.

Yet, as the level of need increases, government has been doing less to help.

The international relief effort has been doing less to help the flood victims than it might have done.

He added that Americans had been doing less discretionary driving because they still perceived gas prices as being high.

Observers of Vietnamese politics say he had been doing less and was slowly fading from public view, probably because of his illness.

The health department has been doing less spraying with insecticide this year as the incidence of West Nile has dropped, Ms. Mullin said.

"I've been doing less therapy than I should be doing, but yesterday I was out with my grandmother and Scarlette, and I had an unsweetened iced tea from this fast-food place.

With pig prices dropping, they had been doing less breeding and more work for Cheale Meats in Essex, where the disease was first discovered, buying old sows from other farmers and fattening them up with swill before shipping them off to Germany for sausages.

Lately, however, Blatt has been doing less talking and more listening.