Sentence examples for less to find from inspiring English sources

Now there is even less to find.

That is one less chance to make a mistake, also one less to find a winning rhythm.

It is sometimes hard to identify those who torture and kill on behalf of organizations, she said, much less to find them, sue them and collect damages.

But until recently, it was tough for people with a few hundred thousand dollars or less to find reasonably priced assistance, especially if they were insistent on putting money in the kind of low-cost investments that would not pay a commission or other fee to the person helping them.

As time passes there's less to find, of course, but technology is helping researchers, and thus Brown (whose previous book, "A Good Horse Has No Color," was about Icelandic ponies), create vivid narratives from the shards — stories about Viking economies, technologies and sexual politics — and determine why some outposts of these hearty northerners disappeared after surviving more than 400 years.

And if we have to sell if for less to find a clearing price, we'll cover the difference.

But once the virginity pledge becomes more popular and less unique, teenagers are less inclined to find it appealing, Dr. Bearman said.

Fewer pages imply less navigation between pages and therefore less clicks to find content.

The graduates from the NCR also found less flexibility to enjoy their personal time and were less likely to find sufficient options for leisure and entertainment.

With less statistical power, influenza-like illness-based studies would be less likely to find age-specific differences.

Then less work results and what does is at greater costs so prices rise, demand falls and jobs are less easy to find.