Sentence examples for less might be from inspiring English sources

"The concept that less might be more does not compute in Japan," Valentine said.

Maybe, as I learned in Times Square on Monday, more commotion and not less might be the solution to our woes.

It may be, he said, that offering to work for less might be thought to signal that you are a bad lawyer.

Despite the big budget – and rival channel controllers who struggle on far less might be forgiven a raised eyebrow or two – it will be no easy task.

There is a tendency on the part of some of the cast to do far too much, when less might be considerably more.

As for the notion that less might be more, Diane Ravitch, a conservative education historian, said the four-day districts were "pretending there's a pedagogical explanation for what is really cost-cutting".

If those doctors had learned less, they might be expected to have performed less well in their medical school examinations.

The dose reduction for small patients and children is less than might be expected and the dose increase for large/obese patients is less than might be expected [1].

And pouring money into a plant -- in Mexico, no less -- might be awkward now, given the 26,000 job cuts the company announced this week.

Those whose flesh is less frail might be keener.

The less good might be earmarked for cuts.