Sentence examples for less set up from inspiring English sources

AMY DAVIDSON: I think that Sy Hersh more or less set up a news syndication service to get the My Lai story out.

A decade ago, tribes in Alaska won a legal victory that allowed them to train, license and employ mid-levels in the state's tribal communities, many of which are so remote that dentists rarely visit, much less set up practice.

First, Islamic extremists, including in all likelihood, the leadership of Al Qaeda and the Taliban, have more or less set up permanent shop in the wild west of Pakistan along its border with Afghanistan.

On paper, the moxie of the Gaels' AJ English versus the sheer will of Iowa State's Georges Niang — and at high altitude, no less — sets up to be must-see television LC: Roosevelt Jones ButlerRoosevelt Jones Butler

And being behind is now benefiting India, as panel prices plummet, enabling it to spend far less to set up solar farms than countries that pioneered the technology.

If only he could have lugged his camera, bellows and all, back to the courts of Caligula or Louis XIV, or, with rather less fuss, set up shop at Plymouth Rock and photographed the new arrivals.

If the London meeting is to defy the past, its principles and operational code must include a different type of Somali participant at the table and international actors must prevaricate less and set up higher standards of engagement for themselves.

And, on average, they borrow less to set up their company than men - £18,700 compared with £28,800.

The Bay Area used to be the de facto answer for "Where should I launch my tech startup?" — but it's becoming less and less important to set up shop in the Valley.

U.S. trusts are less costly to set up and have less paperwork hassle than some offshore locations.

The plans are much less expensive to set up and administer than larger retirement plans.