Sentence examples for less to sort from inspiring English sources

That way, you have less to sort through before you go shopping.

This is easier than simply dumping them all into one bag, this means less to sort through in each individual bag.

Belize has rather less time to sort out its finances.

But as the managers of the Alpha Ridge composting plan discovered, there were enormous challenges persuading people both to buy less and to sort out their waste.

Instead of jumping from a plane thousands of feet in the air, BASE jumpers usually fall only hundreds of feet, giving them less time to sort out any in-air problems.

Although many struggling debtors still manage to win their forbearance this week four creditors arranged a ¥470 billion rescue for Daikyo, a property developer the banks are now less likely to sort out deadbeats' deeper business ills.A variety of new investors hope to fill the void left by the bankers.

Girls -- 11 years old and up -- are more comfortable with their bodies and the topic of their periods, she added, and are "less inclined to sort of accept those mores," associated with a female's cycle including secrecy, shame and embarrassment.

"It's less sexy to sort out a traffic junction than to build something in the sky".

Ukraine and Russia -- despite serious disagreements over oil, the Black Sea fleet, and minority rights -- more or less managed to sort out their differences peacefully.

Women are still less likely to sort of think of running, you know, simply and easily, 'Oh that's something I might like to do someday' — have it in their consciousness".

Basically, the works here use different elements of photography to make the world less legible, forcing us to sort through what we're seeing, what we think we're seeing, and what we're thinking.