Sentence examples for less heel from inspiring English sources

In a study published last year in BMJ, patients who received cortisone injections reported less heel pain after four months than those whose shots had contained a placebo saline solution.

Ideally, a four-inch heel ticks off perfectly fine but a little less heel can be allowed for ease and comfort.

When the cubicle size increased from 200 cm, there were fewer haemorrhages of the sole and a tendency towards less heel horn erosions (P = 0.06).

There was a tendency towards less heel horn erosions, haemorrhages of the white line and the sole and white line fissures when the adaptation period was less than 3 weeks long.

The flaps can be adjusted to maximize lift on the wing's lower end, generating a lot of power, and to reduce it up top, generating less heeling, or tipping, force.

No heels on men, hell, possibly less heels on women.

Reading Moyers and Hiatt's letter we couldn't help but wonder what a Citizens Unitedd world means for us less well heeled folks.

"What you would have is affluent communities being able to buy the lifeblood right out from under those that are less well heeled," Mulroy said.

I'm a less committed heel-wearer since having children but I make the exception for Chie Mihara shoes because I can actually spend the day in them without a second thought.

We hope that "well connected and well heeled" readers answer Bill and Arnie's call to "fund the groups that fight for political reform". But we also hope that the less well heeled readers do not read it as a call to sit back and wait for rich folks to start signing checks.

Here in Puglia, a region of vast plains and low-lying hills that occupies the less-travelled heel of Italy's distinct boot shape, time was merely a word.