Sentence examples for less a term from inspiring English sources

Long before indie became the trademark of a festival in Utah (much less a term at times as contentious as hipster), a revolution in cinema occurred on several fronts in New York.

It behooves us to remember that the Consumer in Consumer Electronics Show is less a term of endearment and more a target for a precision strike.

It's "less lethal -a term that a growing number of intermediary weapons distributors have opted to use when marketing their devices.

The longest I remember looking forward to a break was for school holidays, anticipated for less than a term.

There is no death penalty in Cambodia and prosecutors had sought a 40-year sentence, but many people said they would accept nothing less than a term of life in prison.

Although the school began in September with only 19 pupils, it has doubled the roll in less than a term.

After all, it's one thing to get matches and have conversations, but it's quite another to turn those into dates, much less a long-term relationship.

Luck, or if you prefer a less loaded term, randomness, plays a significant role in any major league baseball game.

The eternal quandary for system builders has been much less quandarious (to coin a term) for the last year or so.

Depending on the risks and how the company underwrites your condition, one company may charge you less than another for a term life insurance policy.

Nor will there be trips to the dump (which I find a less pompous term than recycling centre) with a pile of assorted scrap in the rear.