Sentence examples for less rest from inspiring English sources

Another video shows a guard saying that the new Mitie management makes staff work more shifts and get less rest.

"In the last five years all the objective studies that have been made show Arsenal had less rest than any other teams in the top four," he said.

Del Bosque did admit that Spain will be at a disadvantage in the semi-final because they will have less rest than Portugal.

Greece might have had a day's less rest than Scolari's side before this game, but they were as hardy as ever.

"They had two days' less rest than we did and they played hard for 90 minutes," said Kahn, a tough guy not given to gushing compliments.

But with a full week off by the time they resume play Tuesday night, the Mariners collectively and individually should need less rest in their last 18 games.

Instead, what it gives you is one more hour awake, and you are less rested.

The "Modernist Cuisine" authors argue, contrary to the received wisdom, that the best way to cook a steak is to flip it every fifteen seconds: they say it's quicker, more even, juicier, and needs less resting time.

More open water means less resting and breeding room for walruses, smaller and more dangerous hunting grounds for polar bears and people, and dramatic shifts in the phytoplankton blooms that form the foundation of the Arctic food web.

Similarly, in a quadruped, the weight of the viscera more or less rests evenly along the abdominal muscles, supported by mesenteries running from the dorsal side of the abdominal cavity.

She would wake up feeling less rested than when she passed out.