Sentence examples for less for the next from inspiring English sources

I should applaud the fact that this triple bill has variety; but I have little gratitude for the first of the other works, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's "Still@Life," and less for the next one, Alex Ketley's "Silt".

This is particularly amazing given that the subjects are four teen-age boys in a provincial city whose acts seemed unlikely to be remembered by anyone in the next five hours, much less for the next five decades.

Delonghi Distinta: £69.95, johnlewis.com Keeping up with the copper interiors trend, this good-looking number is reasonably quick at toasting, taking just three minutes for the first round and less for the next ones.

According to him, there's no way of knowing if they would show up for the first day, even less for the next seven grueling months of solitude.

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In the 1920s, US government employees exterminated Yellowstone's wolves, leaving the region wolf-less for the next 70 years.

Skelton, who is about to have her first child, said she had less concern for the next generation of social media users.

"The education-debt burden was lower and grew a little less rapidly for the next forty-five per cent of families, and was much lower and grew not at all for the top five per cent," Yellen said.

The House Republican plan provides pretty good coverage for the first $1,000 in expenses, much less coverage for the next $1,000, and nothing at all after that until you reach a $4,500 annual limit.

But consumers -- many of whom have complained for years about climbing ticket prices and Ticketmaster service charges -- may be less eager for the next phase of Ticketmaster's Internet evolution.

Instead of ignoring female candidates, local constituencies would be competing to select the best women on the list as early as possible, and all of the women on the list would experience being a candidate in a general election – making the whole process much less foreboding for the next generation.