Sentence examples for less brought from inspiring English sources

"I think the country has more or less brought this on themselves," she says.

A few drops of water, more or less, brought Napoléon to his knees.

As we report (see article), the Communists have more or less brought Mr Singh's reforms to a halt.

Yet even now, 30 years after the massacre, nobody has ever been held clearly responsible, much less brought to justice; the numbers of the dead are still unknown; and the schoolbooks remain silent on all Mexican history after 1964.

But perhaps the most surprising thing is Mr Rosen's willingness not only to wrestle with these difficulties, but to set a course for the company before the new chief executive has been publicly identified, much less brought on board.Such is the sense of flux and change in the PC industry these days that Mr Pfeiffer's eventual successor will surely want some freedom of manoeuvre.

These thirty words or less brought to life what seems to be the main irritatingly provocation plaguing single women today.

But the other posts, the ones that last a year or less, bring far more stress – for me and my family.

At home, the aim is to reduce if possible the travel time to each provincial capital from second-tier towns in that province to two hours or less, bringing economic benefits.

Let's stop pretending that we can continue living unsustainably here in the United States, much less bring the rest of humanity along for the very short duration of this joy ride.

Which more or less brings us back to New York City, 2002, with riders paying for most of their ride and with talk of strikes and fare increases in the air.

And it is not a strategy that can save us, much less bring us what we want.