Sentence examples for lost and less from inspiring English sources

But look closer to see where George Washington and his army spent their time, where exactly the majority of battles were lost and, less often, won.

The meaning of it all for residents seemed to vacillate somewhere between appreciating what they still had and what they had lost, and less so on what they would receive on Christmas Day.

In addition, patients on lurasidone in both dosage groups and the combined dosage group reported a significantly fewer number of days lost and less unproductive days.

As yet, there seems more to lose and less to gain if they make mistakes experimenting with the technology".

Close inspection, however, suggests that Latvia (and, by extension, other small economies in eastern Europe) has more to lose and less to gain than past European devaluers.

Asian governments are keen, partly because they believe that a measure of the quality of their universities will help them in the market for international students; rich countries, which have more to lose and less to gain, are not.

Wireless syncing means less trouble, less stuff to lose, and less likelihood of accidentally formatting your card with your pictures on it.

You will be less afraid of losing and less likely to control when you have an attitude of gratitude.

Satisfaction is twofold - a slightly awkward curve is lost and far less space than a hedge would take.

The longer after menopause that therapy is delayed, the more bone is likely to be lost and the less effective the hormones are in stabilizing bones.

Amino acid permeases have been both lost and duplicated less often.