Sentence examples for less court from inspiring English sources

This is doubles weather — less court to cover, less sweat.

Despite its contribution to economic growth, few governments actually acknowledge, much less court, the diaspora dollars as an important source of economic growth.

You have less court to work with when you're hitting a sharp angle, so spin is essential.

Time spent looking after offspring is costly for parents because it means less courting and mating, thereby reducing future reproductive success.

Our results suggest that gains in male fitness [1], were accompanied by a decrease in the courtship rate of males, while females experimentally expressing these ML genomes were less courted by males and tended to show reduced foraging rates, despite the critical relationship between protein-feeding and fecundity.

The owners expected to lose in front of Judge Doty and probably would not have been moved to make any concessions if he ruled against them, because they would have been confident of their ability to win in front of a Doty-less court of appeals.

It would not even seem to be a matter of dispute, much less a court case.

Can anyone imagine Congress passing a broccoli mandate law, much less the court allowing it to take effect?

This Dutchman just wasn't officer material, and didn't belong in the officers' mess, still less at court.

When More Can Be Less The court decides perhaps 75 cases a term these days, down from about 150 in the mid-1980s.

Audit Scotland's report found that the number of less serious court cases reaching a conclusion within the target time of 26 weeks had fallen by 8 per cent over the past five years.