Sentence examples for less losing from inspiring English sources

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

He could care less how the Knicks felt about anything, much less losing the series to his team.

I grew up with these murals, and I can assure you that even in midcentury, no one in Detroit viewed them as depicting "laborers of all races working in unison for the good of the industry," much less losing their "ethnic identities to become Americans".

The national institutions (the Film and Sound Archive, the National Library of Australia, the National Museum, the Portrait Gallery, the Museum of Australian Democracy and the National Gallery) battle on, doing more with less, losing staff through redundancy and attrition, all the while nobly continuing to financially support individual artists through fellowships and stipends.

However, Zen does not mean it to be a mindless state, much less losing the mind.

Today, we're premiering the video for the album's title track, which sees Joey more or less losing his mind while joyriding through the mean streets of Kansas City, Missouri.

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.

Inevitably, Tsukuru becomes less colourless, less lost as the story unfolds.