Sentence examples for less do anything from inspiring English sources

And for that, he will bear some culpability for not even wanting to consider global warming, much less do anything about it as the leader of the country most responsible for man-made warming and ice-cap melting.

The author and journalist Henry Porter wrote: "[The organisation] has helped thousands upon thousands of young people survive the sort of hardship and emotional damage that most of us have not the slightest clue about … still less do anything to mitigate".

Then the deadly silence set in because nobody wanted to talk about it, much less do anything about it.

Then the deadly silence would set in because nobody wanted to talk about it, much less do anything about that disease, that shhhhh, gay disease.

Yet there are no meaningful systems to track ineffective assistance, much less do anything about the bad lawyers, and many state public defender organizations are woefully underfunded.

And still, the United States meanwhile remains shamefully mired in Tea Party muck, barely able to even utter the words "climate change" in government circles much less do anything whatsoever about it.

From 1981 to 1985, Ronald Reagan's Administration formally barred its surgeon general, C. Everett Koop, from even commenting upon the emerging H.I.V./AIDS epidemic, much less doing anything about it.

It ' s just not the kind of topic that is more or less doing anything but the most objective, straightforward reporting on it.

In Rome (the "Yoga" book has several funny essays set there), or in Paris, or anywhere, really, life dwindles to stasis: "There was less and less to do, which was just as well because I had less and less energy to do anything".

Men will be less likely to acknowledge, even to themselves, that their immense responsibility can be scary, and hence, will be less likely to do anything about it.

At that time hardly anybody thought adult illiteracy existed on a significant scale, still less tried to do anything about it.