Sentence examples for less to kill from inspiring English sources

"Two decades or more in the planning and then 30 days or less to kill it," said Kate Slevin, executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, a group that had advocated building the tunnel.

He had the air of an aging hippy, ostensibly drawn less to killing than peace and love.

It becomes less and less important to kill him, except as a trophy".

I was now less and less willing to kill them for anyone; in fact, I worried for their health.

Because parents could select for sex before birth, they were less likely to select for sex after birth – that is, less likely to kill their unwanted girl children, either by neglecting them or simply murdering them.

Those MEK inhibitors were less potent to kill melanoma cells carrying the MEK1T55delinsRT mutation (Supplementary Fig S6), which could be caused by less potency of the drug (see Discussion).

It takes much less alcohol to kill [a human being] than to injure the germ cell".

She acknowledged statistics that show women are around ten times less likely to kill than men.

If people associate an elephant with Lord Ganesha, they're much less likely to kill it if it ravages their crops or to poach it for ivory.

A web of families connected through marriage produced a clan of people who were less likely to kill you than everybody else was.

As for police killings, each one is tragic, and each unjustified one is outrageous; police departments in Europe, for instance, are vastly less likely to kill.