Sentence examples for less steps from inspiring English sources
The recipe for his recipes boiled down to this: "The less steps the better; the less ingredients the better".
Whether evoking the hunger of would-be kingpins ("We need it now, we need a town/We need a place to pitch — we need a mound") or bragging about his product ("Hero'n got less steps than Britney/That means it ain't stepped on, dig me?"), he packs his wordy stanzas full of unexpected syllables, clever allusions and unpredictable rhymes schemes.
"In general, the Western cultures tend to do less steps, and in the more developed Asian societies along the Pacific, they tend to do more steps," said John Demsey, group president of the Estée Lauder Companies, which owns Clinique as well as the Estée Lauder, MAC, Bobbi Brown, La Mer, Jo Malone, Tom Ford beauty and Smashbox lines.
Reach centrality: It counts the number of nodes where each node can reach in k or less steps.
ClearTax's competitive advantage is making the process of filing taxes easier and faster, with less steps and potential headaches for individual users, says Gupta.
The three-step CuCl cycle plant is expected to be ready for commercialization due to less steps, less equipment, and less challenges to process solid particles.
By echoing that phrase, senior administration officials said, Secretary Powell intended to convey that Israel should not use the week before his expected arrival in Jerusalem to keep up -- much less step up -- its occupation.
By providing this information, it's just one less step you have to make when you're making decisions on where to go.
For instance, if the percentage of women and older pedestrians increases the speeds decreases thereby capacity of the system also reduces because of their smaller step length and less step frequency etc.
"I never really liked being drunk and started drinking less, step by step until I eventually let go of it entirely," he says.
It might not seem like much but setting the table is a big deal and it is certainly one less step to take.
