Sentence examples for leaves a less from inspiring English sources

This form of leaching allows production to start far more quickly than is the case with open-pit and underground mining, and leaves a less visible scar on the landscape.

A capable novice builder, Lieutenant Crisci left a less profound yet lasting legacy at his firehouse.

Explosions of smaller stars often leave a less massive compact remnant called a neutron star.

The bans leave a less controversial field to contest the 23-24 May presidential poll.

They put on dark clothing and went barefoot, hoping to leave a less conspicuous trail in the dirt.

But a resident of the building ended up getting the place, leaving a less desirable vacancy: a one-bedroom for $1,400.

The biggest risk would be ordering up a portion of midye dolma (stuffed mussels) or raw meatballs hawked at various points around the city, which while looking very tasty may leave a less than pleasant aftereffect.

Being several hundred miles north of home during a dark, cold and damp school year in a crowded city known as "auld reekie" apparently left a less than flattering impression on the teenaged Charles.

We were leaving a less than sunny UK behind us on the Sunday morning we made the journey from West Sussex to Split.

(For example, you might grab a teammate and double team their ball handler or their shooter, leaving a less important player open. Be careful when you do this, though!) Make sure you can shoot from anywhere.

UCLA has left a less-indelible mark on the College Cup, however, with its 12-year title drought the school's longest in three decades.