Sentence examples for less to remove from inspiring English sources

They congregate here and sometimes reproduce so profligately that they are impossible to contain, much less to remove.

If the Elwha tells a story, perhaps it is that ultimately it costs less to remove a dam and restore a river than it does to maintain the old dam.

Less surface area on the gum means less gum to remove.

Patients who received prophylaxis were less likely to remove their tubes and catheters (P = 0.02) and were less likely to be re-admitted to the ICU (P = 0.03) (Table 2).

It is less easy to remove the sulfur directly from coal.

We anxious people are less likely to remove ourselves from the gene pool by, say, frolicking on the edge of cliffs or becoming fighter pilots.

Femidom is completely odourless, it does not smell or taste of rubber or spermicide like male condoms, and it is much easier and less hazardous to remove.

William C. Bell, the city's new child welfare commissioner, said the court gave too little weight to a statistical study showing that caseworkers were less likely to remove children from battered mothers than from mothers in other kinds of investigations.

Anthropogenic activities are less likely to remove the largest and thickest deposits, whilst smaller deposits in populated zones may well be quarried or otherwise removed without detailed study.

From combined results, it is fair to say PPA is indeed less destructive to remove the undesired impurities from commercial grade SWCNTs.

Results showed that drip irrigation of tea not only increased yields but also gave water saving benefits of up to 50% from application of 50% less water to remove the cumulative soil water deficit (treatment I2), and with labour saving of 85% for irrigation.