Sentence examples similar to led and less from inspiring English sources

More mature people lead and less mature people eventually end up yielding to maturation.

When journalism treats female politicians like ladies first and leaders only a distant second, the public is led to believe that women are less qualified to lead -- and less electable -- than their male counterparts.

Knicks Coach Isiah Thomas accused Denver of running up the score, by leaving its starters in the game with a 119-100 leandand less than two minutes to play.

With a 3-point lead and less than three seconds on the clock at the end of regulation, Michigan Coach John Beilein wanted his players to foul.

Niobium, more plentiful than lead and less abundant than copper in the Earth's crust, occurs dispersed except for relatively few minerals.

Even if the Red Sox win three out of four games against the Yankees, the Yankees would still be in good shape with an eight-game lead and less than three weeks left in the season.

With the Bulls clinging to a one-point lead and less than 12 seconds remaining on the clock, Watson drove the ball hard on the break.

With the Heat clinging to a 90-88 leandand less than a minute to play, Duncan got the ball on the block.

Marriage appeared to buffer reports of both practical and psychosocial problems, and led to less awareness and use of services.

Notre Dame scored the first 7 points and led after less than nine minutes, 20-4.

The Liberty got off to a fast start and led 21-5 less than 6 minutes into the game.