Sentence examples for less section of the from inspiring English sources

Find a 30 second or less section of the song and write down the times.

The thing was that there was no big story, none of the entertaining anecdotes of cultural collision that there might have been in a less Westernized section of the Eastern bloc, or with an event less self-contained than Formula One racing.

Now these are traditionally regarded as the – how shall we put this? – less glamorous section of the Oscar telecast.

The Bush administration wants mercury to fall under a less stringent section of the Clear Air Act that governs pollutants like those that cause smog and acid rain, which are not as toxic to humans.

The administration proposal would make legally mandated mercury regulation fall under a less stringent section of the Clean Air Act that governs pollutants like those that cause smog and acid rain, which are not as toxic to humans.

We leave Ankarafantsika National Park with only a handful of another species of Paretroplus, P. kieneri, which were collected in a more remote and less disturbed section of the park.

Despite spending four hours at Methodist Hospital, she never saw the doctor overseeing her case, never heard from an orthopedic surgeon and was kept in the "fast track" — or less critical — section of the emergency room.

Suárez, in his first World Cup, has projected less serenity and been less consistent, but he provided the assist on Uruguay's third goal against South Africa and his header against Mexico was exactly what Uruguay needed to avoid a Round of 16 match with Argentina and put itself in a less daunting section of the second-round draw.

— who had found themselves in a more or less inescapable section of the map… only to have things go wonderfully, hilariously wrong at the last second.

Six attributes have been identified for evaluation of the critical breakdown factors in center less grinding section of the selected automotive industry.

The same applied to the results obtained during the less active section of the subjects' day (the lighted phase from the 08 00 hour to the 18 00 hour) (Table S3b and e).