Sentence examples for less score from inspiring English sources

The West, long known for wide-open play, featured big, physical defenses that gave scorers little room to breathe, much less score.

At that first meeting, however, those 15 black managers began to think that if minority recruits at G.E. kept playing the corporate game by the colorblind rules, they would never even know who their teammates were, much less score.

To put these numbers in perspective, no other celebrity app (that was not a game) ever reached the top 100 Overall on the iTunes App Store, much less score a No. 1 position, as Kylie's app did earlier in September.

Welling et al. (Welling et al. 2016) reported that participants improved LESS score in drop-jump at posttest (same day) and retention test (1 week after) when giving an implicit feedback after every jump.

But, trust me, in comparison, it will be a mere raising of an eyebrow to the laying horizontal with shock of your old reporter should we win again by any scoreline far less score a fantasy six.

Almost all physicians in training used their colleagues as a source of information (99% versus 85%, p<0,000) and near half of them reported that they used Cochrane Library "more or less" (score 3 at 5-point Lickert scale) (45% versus 27%, p = 0,028).

Schulz led an accurate forward line for the Power, who prevailed despite having less scoring shots.

Imagine four years of doing that every night just to keep up with your peers, much less scoring the kind of grades that are good enough for college.

It may be hard for current hockey fans to imagine, but there was less scoring in those days than there is now.

Now, Cook replaces Barkley at the point, providing less scoring but perhaps a truer point guard mentality, with an emphasis on passing.

Less score-keeping, less candlelight, less drama.