Sentence examples for like this less from inspiring English sources

Obama also noted again that something can be done "to make events like this less likely," including passing common-sense gun control laws.

Not with a budget like this less than three months later.

"The fact that the U.S. government is running out of money makes things like this less science fiction," said Jamie Love, the director of Knowledge Ecology International.

What does one call a place like this? Less than convincingly, since 1979 the 50,000 or so residents of this gaggle of atolls that hug the north side of the equator have called their home, the Marshall Islands, an independent nation.

Women, on the other hand, "present like this less than 50% of the time," explains Bairey Merz.

"Imagine" The John Lennon classic was Joshua's own pick, but I liked this less -- being forced to go slow and understated doesn't suit him.

(Pop-up book; ages 3 to 6) Given the presence of green mucus ("snotty goo") and toilet-dwelling monsters ("Icky Sticky Monster is playing hide-and-seek") parents may like this book less than their children do.

I didn't think it was possible for me to like this boob less than I do, but that was before I started hearing him whining to Jesus about being where he's chosen to be.

Pre-Betfair, an incident like this was less likely to happen - but more likely to go undetected.

In 2006 an album like this is less likely to come from Brooklyn and more likely to come from, say, Atlanta.

"If it's excellent over four years, a bad year like this is less likely to have a detrimental effect on the beach - it takes a number of years for a beach to fail the award".