Sentence examples for less to be left from inspiring English sources

There are many variations on this conception, depending on how exactly one wants to define 'interference', but they all have in common the basic intuition that to be free is, more or less, to be left alone to do whatever one chooses.

I like having Metro in A. Less likely to be left behind on the subway, and forgotten generally.

In old photographs, he said, there was also usually a band of darkness above the billboards, because in those days the lights in office buildings were less likely to be left on all night.

Clearly, if this trend continues then Africans are less likely to be left behind in designing solutions for their own continent than they were before.

Using the IVs technique, Currie and Yelowitz (2000) found that the participants in the public housing program lived in better material conditions, and their children were less likely to be left behind than households that did not participate in the program, which was not consistent with probably biased OLS estimates.

Since it's the starter of a meal, salads are less likely to be left on the plate.

Hundreds of studies have now found that by acknowledging your difficulties or failings with self-compassion, you can calm down your physiological system and are less likely to be left floundering in self-pity, social comparisons and self-doubt.

Churches are less and less likely, however, to be left unlocked on weekdays.

But, less than shockingly, she also seems to be left out to dry by the White House on occasion.

Tolson and Rivkin have invited American friends to visit, but with the caveat that they more or less will be left to entertain themselves.

As we spend more for gasoline, home heating and plane tickets, less will be left to pay for discretionary expenses, and the economy will be slowed.