Sentence examples for less think that from inspiring English sources

LaGuardia's granddaughter, Katherine, is introduced on de Blasio's Web site, endorsing him as a potential Mayor in the Fiorello mold — touching because, only in New York, kids, as Cindy Adams would say, would anyone even vaguely expect people to know who the Mayor was in the nineteen-thirties, much less think that this was a model worth following.

"I don't respect a single one of them, much less think that a single one of them deserves to be compared to H.L.M.

Thus, if the nearly 50 million citizens of voting age who have family incomes of $50,000 or less think that government policies benefit those well-off more than they should, they don't need to make campaign contributions, but they do need to vote in greater numbers.

There was a significant association between awareness of harm and education (p<0.001) i.e. 77.8% of graduates and above, 63.8% of those educated up to secondary and 35.1% of those educated up to primary or less thought that BDZ can cause harm.

Before the vaccination campaign, half of respondents or less thought that the A(H1N1) vaccine was safe (50%) and effective (35%) compared to 77% and 72% after.

I have seen a lot of people doing a lot worse than that and get a lot less so I think that is madness.

"Our estimated flying time to Chicago is just around two hours, and we'll be cruising at an altitude of...of...30,000 feet, more or less -- I think that's what I heard.

(I33: South Asian male, 63 years: Less Active) I think that's after 80s [having a fall], when people are getting older.

I think that is less invasive than individual wrapping".

But, she added, "I think that's less the case in psychiatry.

For women, sex is part of a whole sensory experience and I think that is less true of men.