Sentence examples for less do something from inspiring English sources

But he is part of a system so wedded to the status quo and a democracy so moneyed in terms of influence-peddling to command the voting patterns of our representatives, that he can barely get the country to focus on the idea of reforming health care, which impacts the middle class, much less do something on behalf of the underclass, for whom nobody gives a damn.

If you aren't "on the edge" already, try dressing up more or less, do something like skateboarding, or becoming more extroverted.

The new study has more or less done something similar.

So, to sum it up, people's lives are circling the drain, and nobody's even talking about it, much less doing something about it.

"It's kind of a secret crisis that we've got to do much better at even acknowledging, much less doing something about it," Nixon, who is currently directing a gay-themed, Off-Broadway play, "Steve," said.

Whistler was the kind of score-keeping narcissist who seeks less to do something — though he worked extremely hard — than to be seen as having done something.

This new technology will require that drivers be able to intervene, but it's well known that the less you do something, the worse you get at it.

But we are not the new race, and we stubbornly do not want to be anything but what we are — creatures aware of our faults and determined, more or less, to do something about those faults in our own way.

Mr Griffin adds we should be clear that a person is not less able to do something just because of a medical condition and they are not less of a person.

And if the government has a stake in what the outcome of the policy is going to be then that makes it less likely to do something that's going to be damaging to the plant itself," he said.

He applied for dozens of jobs in the entertainment sector, then after a "soul sucking" experience at a talent agency, decided he would rather make less money and do something he believed in.