Sentence examples for less enters from inspiring English sources

Submitting to his bladder at last, Less enters a white-tiled bathroom and sees, in the mirror, an old, balding Onkel in wrinkled, oversized clothes.

A woman (from Silicon Valley, no less) enters the ranks of Fortune 500 CEOs -- that elite, all-powerful, nearly 4% female club -- and she's not a feminist?

Rabbi Mazo said he could not bring himself to even look into the room, much less enter it.

Thoroughbred racing In the US, the Jockey Club has ruled that clones cannot even be registered, much less entered into competition.

The pundits' reasoning none the less entered a circular argument in Zidane's favour: that is, that Materazzi's jibe must have been unforgivable for Zidane to have thrown everything away like that, and his actions were therefore justified and even heroic.

Taking together, highly activated PI3K intracellular pathway with enhanced Akt phosphorylation activity may well reflect an increase in cell survival rate and cell renewal ability of neural crest derived FOb, indicating more progenitors entering the osteogenic differentiation pathway and less entering the apoptotic pathway within the frontal bone as compared to mesoderm derived parietal bone.

Variables associated with cancer in univariable analyses, using a P-value of 0.1 or less, entered the multivariable analysis.

In the autumn of 1746 Lessing entered the University of Leipzig as a student of theology.

So this means that less money enters the local economy, while all the shops still feel a need to cater to Western creature comforts or a distorted sense of what Southeast Asia is all about.

However, absorption atelectasis, which occurs when less gas enters the alveolus than is removed by uptake by the blood, may be influenced by other factors such as gas composition [ 17].

By selecting 'return air' or 'recirculate' on the AC controls, less moisture enters the system, decreasing the water being removed at the evaporating coil, decreasing possibility of smelly mold.