Sentence examples for less could have from inspiring English sources

Nothing less could have been said of her".

Nothing less could have led us into such a misadventure in Iraq, the most tragic mockery of America's democratic ideals.

It may seem odd to argue that cutting less could have had more effect on the deficit.

You might have doubted that — especially for a New Yorker, used to hearing "Amazing Grace" performed on bagpipes at official funerals and in Sept. 11 memorials — anything less could have a similar impact.

Less could have been heard of the saxophonist who pulled the evening into the realm of a dinner dance; and while no-one would want to quarrel with the show's progenitors over the influence or adaptability of flamenco, for these tastes the lapses into jazz were just that.

Under the plan, graduates who earn $60,000 or less could have all loan payments covered by LRAP during the entire 10-year period necessary to qualify for the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness PSLFF) Program, which forgives remaining loan debt after 10 years in a qualifying public service position.

None the less, George could have a little more heart and a little less snark.

For roughly $10,000 less you could have a Jaguar XKR that boasts greater sex appeal and horsepower, but less advanced gadgetry.

Less lending could have powerful negative consequences for an economy already struggling to rebound.

But for just £1m less he could have his very own tough-tackling defensive midfielder.

But it was hundreds less than could have been accommodated at this farewell party.