Sentence examples for less cut from inspiring English sources

They invest less, cut costs more, manage earnings, and buy back their stock.

They are even less cut out for political struggle and opposition than their monarch.

But there are other reasons that are less cut and dried.

Deciding the urgency of one project over another is far less cut and dry than determining local wealth.

Tax law is less cut and dried than many people assume it is.

For rebels to reach all four, much less cut them all at the exact same moment, seems implausible.

Along with those reports came contradictory signs today that the Vatican's response was more nuanced and less cut-and-dried.

So veterans of this part of the war have had to content themselves with a less cut-and-dried memory of their contributions than many carried away from the conflict.

Hardly, according to experts who say the calculus of repatriation involves less cut-and-dried measures like the outlook of the museum and its board, the institution's public relations needs at the moment, the identity of the donor of the disputed item and even the identity of the country that is asking for its return.

Even if that does not come about – and a referendum on a less cut-and-dried choice of the sort that is apparently preferred by David Cameron would certainly cause problems for Ukip – the momentum of the whole process is towards increased UK marginalisation within whatever remains of the EU.

More funds and less cuts are needed.