Sentence examples for less vice from inspiring English sources

But this one is worth being angered by, because tonight, there might be one less Vice reader in the world.

As recently as last February, the then president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., Lane Kirkland, upon being asked to articulate new perspectives, quoted his 19th-century predecessor Samuel Gompers ("More learning and less vice") and extolled Franklin D. Roosevelt's rural-electrification successes of the '30s and the consequent decline of the kerosene lamp.

I know many of you couldn't give a damn who's president, much less vice president, (good on you, by the way), but I know that TechCrunch endorsed Obama for his views on technology, so maybe a handful of you care.

The output probability refers to privacy budget from the given definition, and the highest scored result is given as output with higher probability when ε is larger; in the interim, when the difference between the output probabilities grows, the security turns out to be less; vice versa, the smaller ε is, the higher the security will be.

The week before, a Rice-less "Vice" nabbed a 14.1 rating and was in 22nd place.

Or less often, vice versa.

Typically, video games are set in places with names like Myst, Zanarkand, and, slightly less fantastically, Vice City.

In Cuba chain-smoking is less a vice than an extravagance.It's not what I had planned on doing.

Then he jumped into campaigning, even amid concerns that his popularity would overshadow his less glamorous vice president.

By Daniel Radosh Typically, video games are set in places with names like Myst, Zanarkand, and, slightly less fantastically, Vice City.

The sordid John Edwards affair, for instance, showed that he had never been fit for public office, much less the vice presidency.