Sentence examples for less refer from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, you want your passport to be valid for at least six months after entering a foreign country, though some nations will let you get away with less; refer to the State Department's website for full details, organized by country.

Think of words as being like these holes: so saudade might mean something slightly more than homesickness, whereas dépaysement means something less, referring only to that kind of homesickness you get from being in a foreign country.

"One of the greatest artists who comes to mind in the past and present history of music," is how Berlioz, no less, referred to her in his review of the premiere of Meyerbeer's opera Le Prophète, in which the role of the heroine had been composed especially for Viardot to sing.

Folks like President Wilson (a historian, no less) referred admiringly to "The Birth of a Nation" as "like writing history with lightning," but it didn't take most people long to identify the film's grotesque racism.

Because of this lower utilization threshold, women present with less typical symptoms and are consequently less referred.

This might be an indication that patients who do not speak Dutch are less referred to home care.

Under-fives' preventive clinics in Niger are often of such quality that even at that level, malnutrition is seldom diagnosed and even less referred.

Participants 3170 children (1422 girls and 1748 boys) aged 12 years or less referred from territory-wide primary care clinics after daily consumption for one month or more of milk products tainted with melamine.

Lessing referred to the people of Zimbabwe as "the most passionate readers anywhere in the world".

Each of the past three weeks, we've been seeing less and less traffic referred.

The less charitable refer to it privately as painfully nasal, and to young women in conversation sounding like ducks quacking.