Sentence examples for less in which from inspiring English sources

If America defaults, we're talking about a chaotic world — Mad Max, more or less — in which case, who imagines that insurance claims will be honored?

This was the brief window of history – two decades, more or less – in which humans could walk, shore to shore, under the Forth.

But recovering from a handicap hurdle and recovering from a championship race over fences are not the same thing and Fair Along had two days less in which to bounce back than those Imperial Cup winners.

A woman who makes six figures is treated more harshly than a woman who earns less — unless it's too much less, in which case she is suspected to be a freeloader.

Wells's story (with its unresolved ambiguities) is strange and disturbing; the story of "30 Minutes or Less," in which Jesse Eisenberg stars as a pizza deliverer who is compelled to rob a bank to finance a planned hit by a couple of lowlifes, offers a tall crime tale that seems remarkably similar to that one, and it, too, is enjoyably strange and sordid.

In 2002, Salimah started to have brief episodes, lasting a minute or less, in which she would get "a strange feeling" — sometimes a sense that she was on a beach that she had once known while at the same time being perfectly conscious of her current surroundings and able to continue a conversation, or drive a car, or do whatever she had been doing.

Studies on congenital anomalies may therefore be less prone to this bias, as there is less time in which the population can migrate.

I'm less interested in which convention we are signed up to.

The constant proliferation of channels and programming means more things to score and less time in which to do it.

The task faced by Mr. Clinton is more complex, and he has less time in which to complete it.

In normal tissues staining is either absent or less intense, in which case it is found mostly at the apical side of the cells.