Sentence examples for less I must from inspiring English sources

"It's becoming less and less, I must say," Carragher laments.

Asked if he worked with Peter Mandelson when he was Northern Ireland secretary, Mr Paisley said: "I didn't find it any less offensive, I must say.

(D4: Caucasian female, 67 years: Less active) I must have read it in a magazine or something [about exercise and fall prevention] … It strengthens your legs doesn't it, your bones etc.

Since 'required education' is measured as the average education of people in each occupation, individuals with the highest level of qualifications must be employed in an occupation for which 'required education' is less, i.e. they must be overqualified, while those with the lowest level of qualifications can only be underqualified.

This is a horrible mistake because I really do not want a permanent man, even if it would make things somewhat less hotel-like: I must be the only person who changes the sheets every time.

If it spends less, it must give the difference to Maryland's Medicaid programme.

People genuinely think that because I've been on television for less than 30 seconds I must be a millionaire.

"I must be less boring than UK politicians," he exclaimed.

But he doesn't just sit there, thinking, "I don't like this withdrawal of affection, brrr, so cold, outside the sunshine of love, I must be less violent in the future".

Shockingly, there was far less psytrance than I expected; I must have missed Psylander's set.

"For some reason, my round hips and my dark skin says that I must make less money than my counterparts and I don't understand that," she said at the time.