Sentence examples for less have to from inspiring English sources

It can do this because shoppers more or less have to come to it anyway.

"Rehearsal time is so limited that you more or less have to make sure that your concept gets realized somehow.

He is one of those fortunate people whose obsession has led them to a territory they more or less have to themselves.

The Justices, who earlier declined to hear challenges to appeals rulings in three circuits in favor of marriage rights, now more or less have to take the case.

"I love the physicality of letterpress printing — it is a very sculptural process, as you more or less have to 'build' what you print from," Baker said.

But if the delay is caused by matters outside the carrier's control, such as the weather, then you and all the other passengers will more or less have to fend for yourselves.

This is the first time most of them have met a real-life designer, much less had to commission one.

They more or less had to be, as hunting was the sport of the kings who were their patrons.

And as a postgraduate I more or less had to pick it up on the job, as it were.

I have to confess: I've never been fired myself, much less had to explain it to my family.

More, not less, has to be done, in cooperation with other countries to identify and repatriate assets.