Sentence examples for less lose from inspiring English sources

Thereafter we more or less lose the building in the narrative, no matter how many downward glimpses into voids we go on being encouraged to take.

For the rest of us mere mortals, with real goals to stress less, lose weight, be healthier, be more organised, following through on our new year resolutions is not so easy.

And I more or less lose it completely upon hearing that Tim, winner of the Golden Oldie award for his work in nursing homes for dementia and Alzheimer's sufferers (apparently he answered to any name), would not be collecting his award as he died the week before – without ever knowing he'd won.

In 2009, exemptions begin to phase out at $250,200 for couples filing jointly and $208,500 for single parents, but some families making far less lose the exemptions too because they're stuck in the alternative minimum tax, which doesn't allow personal exemptions at all.

Well, he could more or less lose his job, which he did, and he could poison the well with his kids forever.

For one, it gives us back a sense of control, which we more or less lose when a restaurant tells us that we've eaten enough.

They haven't even fumbled, much less lost a fumble.

A body that sweats less loses less precious liquid from its circulatory system, a major factor in fatigue.

But he eventually left music behind, his output more or less lost to time.

Clearly, there is less lost in the translation when the Spanish themselves do Spanish.

Still, there has been minimal finger-pointing and, not coincidentally, a lot less losing.