Sentence examples for less to separate from inspiring English sources

With more books published (and printed) today than ever before, there's less to separate us from the Golden Age of Letters than one might think.

She does this, says Lessing, "to separate things off from each other, out of fear of chaos, of formlessness – of breakdown".

"Such women may, on average, be less satisfied with the sexual aspects of their relationship, but more so with non-sexual aspects," said Roberts, whose work is published on Wednesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. "Overall, women who met their partner on the pill had longer relationships – by two years on average – and were less likely to separate.

Further inspection showed that the majority of the incorrect assignments were of the two disease states; in other words, the model is most able to distinguish between controls and disease, and less able to separate the two disease states.

We have less need now to separate the various strands.

The second step is to try to separate less extremist elements of the Taliban from their leadership and from Al Qaeda.

An attempt to separate less expensive T-shirts and sportswear designs under a second label, called Spurr, was not entirely perceived as successful last year.

He was called on to paint on the wall that was erected, for less than a day, to separate the protestors from the Grand Serail.

Scientists have observed raven couples with the highest social status attacking and attempting to separate less established couples, Discover reports.

The gendered division of labor has both economic and psychological consequences, since women's caring labor creates women less capable of or motivated to separate from others, and hence less likely to protest such gender exploitation (Ferguson 1989, 1991).

Calvin made less of a theoretical effort to separate civil and religious realms.