Sentence examples for less to have from inspiring English sources

Ordinary Africans are now finding it hard to survive, much less to have hope of improving their condition.

The public, including parents, have no rights to lodge objections, still less to have them seriously considered.

People with more education are more likely — not less — to have had at least one alcoholic drink per month.

The translators who gave us the King James version appear more or less to have understood this, but many 20th-century English-language translators have not.

We do not charge for delivery and you will pay less to have your weekly copy posted to you than if you buy it at a newsstand.

But many in the sparse crowd said they had come with heavy hearts — less to have a good time than to show support for an endangered institution.

At the time of the survey, they were also less likely to have used tobacco, less likely to have consumed alcohol and more likely to be overweight.

HIP and PEP clients were less likely to have a carer, more often female and living alone, less likely to have high dependency, and less likely to have previously used home care services.

Older Americans are less likely to have college educations.

Women are also far less likely to have a pension.

The very oldest patients were less likely to have surgery.