Sentence examples for less of a head from inspiring English sources

You won't have to look at a bunch of brown stems, and the Dutchman's-pipe, which is not so much perennial as immortal, will have less of a head start next year.

These have less nicotine and will give you less of a "head rush" (buzz).*Don't spit dip out on the floor or anywhere else that someone might step in it.

In future it seems, cinemas can expect to enjoy less and less of a head-start.

Never was there a man with less of a business head than Da Ponte.

Brazilian cattle-ranching, which occupies 209m hectares, is staggeringly unproductive, with an average stocking rate of less than a head of cattle per hectare.

Reality television shows openly parade mixed race-couples, making them less of a taboo or head turner.

It has negotiated a cost in principle from the drug companies of less than $10 a head, of which governments would pay just 30 cents.

This process, intended to reduce the kingdom's dependence on foreign workers, has proven an uphill struggle, especially in ultra-conservative Riyadh, where cash-strapped families often get by with less before a head of household will accept work he feels is beneath his station.

After all, the court has no means of its own to arrest anyone in Sudan, much less a head of state who commands the country's armed forces.

"In real terms, it should be less of a burden," said David A. Fine, head of the securities and public company group of the law firm of Ropes & Gray in Boston.

The Conference Board survey found that well-managed firms were particularly likely to employ 2% or less of their total head count in head office.