Sentence examples for less impending from inspiring English sources

One explanation for this may be that the majority of the workers already had the notion that they were delivering adequate services for the patients who were parents, and the reason to change practice was thereby less impending.

But the speech is describing less his impending death, than the current torment of trying, and not being able to imagine it: "Ay, but to die, and go we know not where".

At one point, he will confess to caring less about the impending assassination than about Denholm Consolidated High's spring 1961 production of "Of Mice and Men".

Funny how people can get all up in arms about a potential "government takeover" of healthcare, yet seem to care less about an impending corporate takeover.

Your body will prove less resistant to impending hangovers, and it's not going to be fun to deal with a full day of work when you have a nasty headache and are running on four hours of sleep.

Maisky was less concerned about the impending invasion than that he would be blamed for treating earlier British warnings as provocations designed to turn Russia against Germany and for not having alerted the Kremlin.

You get far less sleep, due to impending feedings.

They give less warning of an impending launch because it takes less time to fuel the rocket.

The impending loss seems less an issue than their father's choice to reach out to the youngest of them, Cassie (Lisa Joyce).

The news of impending bankruptcy came less than a month after The Industry Standard sponsored a conference in Carlsbad, Calif., that attracted industry chiefs from Steven A. Ballmer of Microsoft to Scott G. McNealy of Sun Microsystems.

Zion also became less a refuge from an impending tribulation than a great building project.