Sentence examples for less to put from inspiring English sources

"We take more time with dishes because we have less to put on the plate".

"My strategy was more or less to put the ball in, and that's very difficult for me, too, because that's not who I am," Williams said.

A Congress that agreed to spend hundreds of billions to rescue enormous financial institutions should be willing to spend far less to put Americans back to work.

"My strategy was more or less to put the ball in, and that's very difficult for me, too, because that's not who I am," Williams said after the first round loss to Urszula Radwanska in Paris.

Which is why I want religious people to be more extreme in their faith, not less; to put aside their own boiling inadequacy and to trust in God's greatness and that he knows what he is doing.

Governments, Keynesians reckoned, needed to make up for hamstrung firms and families, by borrowing and spending more (or taxing less) to put excess savings to work.When there is slack in the economy, fiscal stimulus can be particularly powerful thanks to a "multiplier" effect.

People are much less deferential than they were 50 years ago and less prepared to put up with poor service".

Because women receive less credit--and give themselves less credit--their confidence often erodes and they are less likely to put themselves forward for promotions and stretch assignments".

Stranger still, I found, if we've become less willing to put up with the old apple, we may also be slightly less willing to stomach it.

Often, they are less inclined to put themselves forward".

Women are less inclined to put up with abusive husbands when they can easily find jobs.