Sentence examples for less hibernating from inspiring English sources

They have been more or less hibernating – since the Left was killed off by Ehud Barak in 2000.

At one point, he more or less hibernates for three days in a snow hole, unable to find the house in a blizzard.

Treat toes to a couple of coats and you'll feel less like hibernating.

Such decreases in metabolic rate are less pronounced than in hibernating mammals [76].

Some would opt for hibernating in less hostile countries, but many lives will be disrupted.

This is referred to as hibernation or hibernating myocardium.

First, animals in colder climates are less active, often resting or hibernating to conserve energy.

Even at the poles, those animals would become more robust but less intelligent and become primarily nocturnal, constantly hibernating during the day due to the intense heat.

The periodic temperature cycling in hibernating bears is also much less than in the torpor-arousal cycle of ground squirrels.

Other lemurs hibernated in holes that were less well insulated.

But in northern Siberia, with only twenty or so weeks of reprieve from intense cold every year, and nothing below but permafrost, the old prison camp had hibernated into the present more or less unchanged.