Sentence examples for less to catch from inspiring English sources

For one thing, there's practically nothing to see, much less to catch on film.

They corrode the steel less than water and are less likely to catch fire than oil, but the ratio of polymer to water must be monitored constantly to ensure consistent results.

However, this bias may support our findings as one would expect that less motivated colleagues might also be less likely to catch up with the recent recommendations of their medical associations.

Instead of loading up on vitamin C (which may not do much good anyway), consider hitting the hay: People who sleep eight hours or more are almost three times less likely to catch a cold as people who sleep less than seven hours each night, according to a 2009 study.

And with twice the ignition temperature of petrol, it is less likely to catch fire.

If you get a later start, you'll have less time to catch up.

Last year the Consumer Product Safety Commission considered a proposal to make mattresses less likely to catch fire.

The only factor that proved relevant, in fact, was age: older people were less likely to catch a yawn than their younger counterparts.

He found that happier types were less likely to catch the virus, and showed fewer symptoms of illness when they did.

"If his recommendations have no consequence to his net worth, he's less likely to catch onto reality about a company fast enough".

After half a dozen flavours of summer I'm a little more educated, pleasantly tipsy and much less likely to catch malaria.