Sentence examples for less thirst from inspiring English sources
Noting pleas from George Bush and Ban Ki-moon, the UN's secretary-general, the Saudis have upped actual production twice in the past month, raising it by 500,000 barrels a day to its present level of 9.5m.But much of that new output, and most of the reserve capacity, is in the form of heavier oils that are costlier to refine and for which there is less thirst.
The 2015 Cadillac swaggers into frame with more chrome, more power, more leather, more wood, more LEDs, more cargo room and – surprise – less thirst, yet it is still unabashedly, unapologetically a colossus.
Others have claimed additional soft benefits, such as less thirst while awaiting surgery.
A number of observational studies as well as small and often uncontrolled clinical studies have shown that lower dialysate [Na+] associates with less thirst [ 47- 55], lower IDWG [ 48, 49, 51- 56, 56- 78], lower ECF volume [ 66, 76, 79, 80], and lower BP [ 48, 51, 54, 56, 61- 69, 75, 81- 83], with only a minority of studies being completely negative [ 47, 77, 84- 88].
Given a perception that members of the public are motivated less by a thirst for fundamental knowledge than a desire for cures for diseases, enthusiasts have not always been modest in their assessments of the scope or speed of progress to be expected on the clinical front [ 3].
The relationship between alcohol and hangover thirst is less oblique.
Domestic crops accounted for around 0.3% of the 1.8 billion bottles that British drinkers polished off last year; the 4m bottles made from grapes that were grown and produced at home would slake the country's thirst for less than a day.
Bushman cautions that exercisers in water need to hydrate, even though they are less likely to feel thirst.
Forsythe created this 1993 work as a love letter to his dying wife, yet it's less about loss than a thirst for life.
In less than a week, any thirst for those bourbon-soaked vocals will finally be quenched.
The oil company BP -- and the entire global oil industry -- have been no less reckless in their unquenchable thirst for profits.
