Sentence examples for less as in from inspiring English sources

Android users who want to spend less — as in, nothing — will still find something worthwhile.

The following section is therefore divided into three groups: 1 Sounds that are more or less as in English.

There are, of course, public sector activities that can be isolated horizontally from one another more or less, as in the case of police or prison services.

In recent years, price records have regularly fallen for many artists because there's more competition at the top end of the market, not less, as in days past.

Today nearly a quarter of working Americans clock in each day in businesses where the average tenure is less than a year often far less, as in the case of one 24-hour warehouse where the average employee lasted just four weeks.

Surely, we don't imagine that a lump of 19th Century plaster poured into a void in the lava has any "right to privacy" - still less (as in the Getty example) a 20th Century copy of a 19th Century lump of plaster.

Because there will be no lecture component to the workshop, students may think of the problems less as in-class work, and more as "puzzles," where all skills that students bring from previous coursework are permissible for use, and students can work together and merge their skills to solve a given problem.

Author response: Yes, this is the gist of it, more or less, as noted in the text.

You felt less as if you were in Africa than in an affluent Cotswolds village.

When the separation is less effective, as in Figure 5c, the false color approach can give an acceptable result.

However, as the unevenness in node distribution increases, the reduction in the PIT becomes less, as shown in Fig. 9a, b.