Sentence examples for less to pass from inspiring English sources

While that can work for a time, in the end it erodes the middle-class capital base and leaves households with less to pass down to their children and grandchildren.

After all, had Mr Pitt's activism to date been more effective, forceful legislation currently being steered through Congress by Senator Paul Sarbanes would have been less necessary and less likely to pass.

But we monolingual Brits have less right to pass judgment.

I'm a lot less quick to pass judgment the perhaps I was as a player.

Besides prolonging life, antiretroviral drugs make those taking them less likely to pass the virus on.

The men who live around the jail in Baltimore are less likely to pass those tests.

The Republican-controlled House is less likely to pass this bill.

Some EU politicians, however, were less reluctant to pass comment on the court's judgment.

Players born after the one-child policy was instituted were less likely to pass money along than the older participants.

Now that people are living longer, parents are less likely to pass on a big financial bundle when they die.

"It's hard to think of anyone less qualified to pass judgment on America than the rating agencies.