Sentence examples for less to explore from inspiring English sources

In a story of 34 pages, these rapid-fire developments leave no time to contemplate the plight of the enslaved, much less to explore the state of mind of the slave owners and would-be emancipators.

Since financial pressures do not allow companies to spend the time to acquire this expertise and even less to explore fundamental research, partnering with an academic laboratory whose research is related to the problem gives them a viable alternative.

Furthermore, high global style users skim more, require less explicit answers, and are less likely to explore an issue in depth compared to high local style or bi-high style individuals.

However, specialists working in hospitals serving deprived communities may be more hard pressed and have less time to explore patients' information needs, and less time to reinforce information regarding breast cancer.

We also discuss the role of gender in the CLICK development task, noting that women were less likely to explore the tool's novel features and perceived themselves as less successful in the task.

Norway is also drilling deep in Arctic waters, but has less territory to explore.

Worse, these on-campus blocks, with their own shops and gyms, give students less reason to explore the rest of the city.

The latter group was less likely to explore unfamiliar ways of playing during a learning exercise, which involved pushing illuminated buttons.

Johnston and Weiss manage to stitch their characters' past into their present behavior, and they act up a storm while doing it; too much expository dialogue would have left them less time to explore.

What Mr. Packer seems less eager to explore, though his subjects' lives sometimes leave him no choice, are defects in the broader culture: problems with the choices that ordinary people have become used to making — choices that make hard lives and going it alone that much harder.

In this line of inquiry, it is less important to explore the truth-value of metaphoric language than to explore what metaphor accomplishes in communication.