Sentence examples for less gross from inspiring English sources

Working out at home won't necessarily be any less gross, but at least it's your own grossness.

All this and more (less gross) pearls of beauty wisdom from Anna Chesters.

"I want to climb a mountain" has a more tangible finish line than "I want to be less gross".

The benefit to industry is greater precision and therefore reduced waste, and less gross CO2 emissions compared to a conventional concrete form building.

If you're going to fail to disappear, you may as well do so through methods less gross and felonious: by reciting the names of demons in Latin, for instance, or carrying around a slip of paper with twelve numbers arranged in a mystical pattern, or trying on a lot of hats and cloaks and rings.

For another more creative – and rather less gross – way to engage with microbes, get your class to turn felt, thread and stuffing into their own cuddly bacteria, teaching them about the structure of these organisms (along with some handy sewing skills).

Despite Sarkozy recently angrily snapping that the UK had "no industry left", manufacturing contributes less to gross domestic product in France than it does in Britain.

So in value-added terms exports have risen by far less than gross export revenues have.Many of China's foreign critics remain sceptical.

He said a car sold in the United States, Toyota's biggest market, would give it several thousand dollars less in gross profit.

While Rockstar Diaries fall into a particular category of couple bloggers (comprising cool, young, American Mormons and Christians blogging about idyllic husband-and-wife setups) the format itself is increasingly being translated to the UK blogosphere – albeit less, well, gross.

Not if shorter contracts lead to more customer churn at the expiration date, and thus less total gross profit per customer.