Sentence examples for less of both from inspiring English sources

Now she would like to see a lot less of both of them.

The bottom line is we should be consuming a lot less of both sugar and high-fructose corn syrup".

Consumers end up worse off, too, buying less of both products and paying more for the privilege.

In its overtures to Frankfurt, the London stock exchange is hoping to gain scale and influence, and it thinks the Stockholm exchange would bring it less of both.

In hard times, Mr. Kaiser says, arts groups should continue to invest in and publicize their art, though their instinct might be to do less of both.

But this year, at least, their scheme would have created less of both, and deprived baseball fandom of one of the game's recent high points.

He said, "Disposable and ephemeral will, I hope, become less of an attraction both to people who are signing the artists and to the audience".

The regions where the SE features score less ranking are less discriminative of both groups.

The younger Mr. Bush is much more of a Texan than his father, and less of a student, both in college and later.

However, you can also tell Google News what you want to see more or less of, in terms of both topics and publications.

Their higher compliance implied lower tracking forces, which translated into less wear of both the stylus tip and the record itself.