Sentence examples for less stop being from inspiring English sources

Less of the old paradigm of a laundry list of rules to obey (lose weight, stop smoking, drink less, stop being late, swear less, etc).

Politely try to make people just use cars less or stop being so crazy about them, you don't have to force people to hate something.

There is clear evidence that people respond positively to interventions, and as a result they can become less lonely or stop being lonely at all.

When parental income was higher than €2000 or when mothers gave birth between May and September, children were significantly less likely to stop being exclusively breastfed than others.

At least Derbyshire's "Stop!" is less bewildering than moderate refrain of "Wait!" Bewildering, because shallow understanding of the "why" of health care reform (unjust vs. unfortunate), inevitably has its basis in what [Martin Luther] King calls a "misconception of time," and its role in social change.

For instance, it may be that smokers who stop are less prone to becoming depressed subsequently, but it is also possible that smokers who are more prone to becoming depressed upon cessation are more likely to relapse and continue to smoke.

"I was so relieved at college to discover that people became much less awful – they stopped being assholes after a certain point".

I know no one expects superb performance from integrated graphics (a decent card costs less than $100 these days, stop being cheap!), but it should at least do what it says it does.

Outside New York City, in his experience, no regional truck stop is less safe than the service area on the New Jersey Turnpike named for Vince Lombardi.

I quite like to use one when I feel that something more than a comma, but less than a full stop, is needed; as here.

In other words, the level of certainty needed for an officer to make such a stop is less than probable cause; the standard is often described as "reasonable suspicion".