Sentence examples for less kill from inspiring English sources

In August, a minor government functionary, Tatiana Acuña, tweeted, "Se mata a la perra y se acaba la leva" — meaning, more or less, "Kill the bitch, problem solved".

One commenter on my last blog post asserted that the economy would recover if middle-class people "would work harder, spend less, kill their televisions, stop drinking alcohol, stop eating sugary fat foods, exercise an hour a day and stop letting their rotten little brats run wild".

He's always opposed drones, and back in 2011, he was one of only two Republican senators to vote against a bill that let the US keep terrorists in military prison and more or less kill anyone the administration decides is supporting terrorism.

A further increase in ciprofloxacin concentration to 50 μM resulted in less kill.

The invention of modern, synthetic insecticides has more or less killed that practice off.

"They were more or less killed, all of them," Eriksson said.

Socially conscious hip-hop was a viable career choice then, a tradition that's been more or less killed, rendered irrelevant with hip-hop's pervasive crossover success.

She tried, and I believe that maybe she could have delivered with a better-crafted speech, one with more killer lines and less killing me softly.

More and more clubs were opening and the craze more or less killed itself as the clubs were hiring those bad bands".

I can at least report that it is not too hot in Donetsk – still sunny but fresher, so will be less killing than that steamy night against France.

Apparently the military hero did battle with his decorators as well as French tyrants, insisting on yellow silk wall hangings in the ballroom, though they more or less killed the effects of the expensive gilding on the moldings.