Sentence examples for less lies from inspiring English sources

HD DVD's fate more or less lies in Best Buy, Circuit City, Wal-Mart and other retailers' hands now.

The appeal of small to midsized players (valued at roughly $1 billion or less) lies in the specialized nature of most sector contracts.

The uniqueness of each new protocol more or less lies in these functional features, which can be commonly classified based on their proficiencies in fulfilling congestion control, reliability support, and prioritization.

Is this the moment to cave under the influence of the "Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less" lies of the oil and gas industry?

But they have yet to solve the problem of unifying the loosely organized brigades of anti-Qaddafi fighters under the control of an interim authority to govern Libya until then, much less lay the groundwork for elections.

Simon Wren-Lewis goes through Cameron's assertions in some detail, among other things catching him more or less lying about what the Office of Budget Responsibility — roughly speaking the counterpart of the CBO here — ha actually said about the impact of austerity on growth.

They were all, more or less, lying to us; some of them did better at nudging and winking and letting us know that they knew that we knew that they knew.

The novelty of this book is that, while accepting that Rousseau was one of the most priggish, suspicious and difficult men who ever lived, the authors none the less lay the entire blame for the quarrel with Hume.

None of those companies will take the advice "advertise less" lying down.

These folks were lucky if they could retrieve their personal affects, much less lay claim to any severance pay.

They're not likely to take this so-called "new world order" lightly, much less lying down.