Sentence examples for less to take from inspiring English sources

My coffee table is littered with remotes, so one less to take up precious real estate is a welcome idea.

So to get a soft landing, economic growth would have to be slowed to about 2.5percentt, or less, to take the pressure off wages and prices.

"What we're trying to do is connect new skiers and riders to sensations they will get on the mountain" but in "a very controlled setting" where "there's less to take in," said Josh Thompson-Bourrie, Squaw's snowboard supervisor.

Do we need to move things out of your room so you have less to take care of?' He got really upset and didn't come out of his room for hours".

There are two buses running round and round the city centre with near to no one on them and it costs less to take a taxi on the same route".

"With the help of Russian airstrikes, regime troops may ascend the hilltop, but the message should be clear: unlike the opposition that is fighting on multiple fronts, the regime army is still too weak to hold its ground, much less to take Aleppo or any other major areas without close air support from Russia".

And our centrally located city allows even the car-less to take easy, affordable, and convenient day trips.

Firstly, the calf muscle is likely used more, and the thigh muscles less, to take-off from a firm springboard during 1.8 m jumps, which may result in the power required to take-off being produced less efficiently.

It makes us less open, more suspicious, less willing to take risks.

Those who were overweight in the study were less likely to take strenuous exercise, but also less likely to smoke, take hormone replacement therapy or drink alcohol.

Passive members are less willing to take financial risks; they are also younger, less wealthy and more often female.