Sentence examples for less act on from inspiring English sources

"There was no way he could absorb, much less act on, the information, and it wasn't getting out to people who could," says Brynjolfsson.

No matter what you think, babies more or less act on their own schedules.

"When we assume that only 'monsters' or total strangers are capable of hurting our children, we fail to see, much less act on, evidence that something might be wrong in our own social circles, because none of us believes our friends, relatives, or partners are 'monsters' and therefore they couldn't possibly be trying to engage a child in sex," said Dr. Shields.

"They don't get credit for, at the very last minute, when finally the guy that they nominated and they endorsed and they supported is caught on tape saying things that no decent person would even think, much less say, much less brag about, much less laugh about or joke about, much less act on," Obama said at the dinner.

And so they don't get credit for, at the very last minute, when finally the guy that they nominated and they endorsed and they supported is caught on tape saying things that no decent person would even think, much less say, much less brag about, much less laugh about or joke about, much less act on -- you can't wait until that finally happens and then say, "Oh, that's too much, that's enough".

TWICE-A-YEAR JEWS WHO ARE ONCE-A-YEAR CHRISTIANS -- There is a certain kind of Jew who, despite knowing that Christmas is simply isn't his holiday, and that it would severly distress his relatives (particularly the dead ones) if he acknowlaged feelings of Christmas Envy, much less acted on them, get a Christmas tree anyway.

The clearest example occurs in Part V: "Insofar as the mind understands all things as necessary, it has a greater power over the affects, or is less acted on them" (Vp6).

Small-molecule drugs (defined by their low molecular weight, typically less than 500 daltons) act on targets that are inside the cell.

The data does not specify the nature of each complaint, and a spokesperson for the GMC explained that a major reason for the disparity is that "junior doctors' supervisors are able to pick up and act on less serious concerns as part of their direct supervision and training.

Sexuality, while not absent, is certainly not on display, much less acted out.

The greater one's moral self-constraint (i.e., one's virtue), the more one acts based on reason, and the less one acts based on inclination or impulse (MM 6 382 n).