Sentence examples for less or less from inspiring English sources

Chip pans are either used less or less recklessly.

I couldn't let him come second to anyone who felt less, or less intelligently, or drew worse than he did.

Much of his early life, up to and including internment, finds its way into his stories; his later life less (or less obviously) so.

The banks fear that if the tests require them to raise capital immediately, it may needlessly dilute existing shareholders if the economy worsens less, or less quickly, than regulators expect.

Gardner includes and elevates all of this; his book would be less good if it engaged less — or less well — with the normally dull conventions of the running log.

"We're going to have to do more with less — or less with less, depending on how you look at it," said Deputy Secretary of State Thomas R. Nides, who oversees the department's budget and operations.

And most importantly, I don't want my children to ever feel like they should want less, deserve less or be less.

But I can honestly say my anxieties – about cooking without flesh being somehow less satisfying, less flavoursome or less easy – have proved groundless.

This work may appeal to fewer people, but that does not make it less important, less special or less pertinent to people's lives.

Those workers haven't changed – they haven't become less educated, less skilled or less productive – but their bargaining power has.

Some programmes, which remain necessary, may help the poor become less hungry, less ill or less desperate, but not necessarily more independent.