Sentence examples for less means that from inspiring English sources

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Doctors and terminal cancer patients appear in the film navigating the difficult choice between doing more medically, when "more" typically means enhanced pain, and doing less, when "less" means that death comes sooner.

Anything less means that the system could implode again.

Anything less means that the company has less money to invest in itself and existing employees and shareholders are taking more dilution than necessary.

Wanting a little less means that you could save a little more, a gift to your future.

This level of salinity (fresh water is usually 500 parts per million or less) means that humankind cannot use this water without doing something to it, such as desalination, which is not easy or cheap.

Remission, featuring a Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAM-D) score of seven or less, means that a patient has been in a symptom-free state and has returned to normal levels of psychosocial functioning [ 4- 6].

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Employing the same number of people while producing less meant that output per hour fell.

α of 5% or less meant that, if we would have conducted the survey 100 times, we may have classified a lot with acceptable coverage up to five times when real coverage was below an unacceptable level (LT).

And less hair means that less bacteria and debris is trapped below the hair.

Less air means that less water in that air will be available to condense and form ice on the freezer coils.

Less investment means that workers are less productive, but Furman suggests that the lackluster investment will disappear once the economy fully recovers.

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