Sentence examples for less tore from inspiring English sources

Our delegation has been wondering how to cope with a quite different reality in the U.S., where many people may be poorly informed about NATO and would know even less about the Anti -Ballistic Missile treaty that the U.S. more or less tore up in 2001.

Yet I can barely touch this artefact, far less tear into it and start, as is the custom these days, uploading its freshly remastered discs into the hard drive of my computer.

They are just going to look better on the Scorpio, with a better framerate, less tearing and better loading times.

Scientists studying people who work at computers for more than 7 hours a day have now found that they have less tear fluid than normal, The Independent reports.

People who stare at computer screens for seven hours or more every day have less tear fluid than normal.

I expect less tear gas, more police bodies on the ground, and likely some top-down orders urging officer restraint.

But no one should be satisfied merely with the fact that there is less tear gas and deadly police violence in the United States than in authoritarian countries.

Albino rabbits are used in eye irritancy tests (Draize test) because rabbits have less tear flow than other animals, and the lack of eye pigment in albinos make the effects easier to visualize.

defer.add img); Less tear production or less sweat.

The more controlled and slow your applied force is, the less tearing and distortion of the pages you will encounter.

Classical economics had already defined this as "opportunity cost," which is just as accurate but less tear-jerking.