Sentence examples for less fetch from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of artists in this sphere never saw their work go to auction, much less fetch stratospheric prices there.

Beef "negimaki" carpaccio crepe was no less fetching.

AFTER several years of glittering profits, the prospects for Prada, an Italian maker of luxury goods, are starting to look less fetching.

For the second issue of the magazine in late 1995 — that is Robert DeNiro dressed up as George Washington on the cover, somewhat less fetching than Cindy Crawford was on the debut issue — Leyner wrote about John Brabender, a political media guru who had just recently guided an unknown Rick Santorum to the U.S. Senate.

True, the Dardennes could have chosen to deliver their harsh truths in a less obviously fetching vessel.

"Healthier children are more effective learners, and girls who spend less time fetching water have more time for school".

Girls, especially, are likely to spend more time in school when they spend less time fetching water and when adequate sanitation facilities are available on school grounds.

Linking safe water and education Back in in Chinwaghari, more village children are attending school thanks to the new water-distribution system – not only because they spend less time fetching water for their families, but also because the increased access to water leads nomadic groups to tend to settle in one place.

Though giving birth to healthy, normal-sized pups, a dam was less interested in her pups, and less likely to fetch them and bring them to her nest.

A country that sells its goods abroad for less than they cost to produce, or for less than they fetch at home, might expect gratitude from its trading partners.

It would likely fetch less today.