Sentence examples for makes it much less from inspiring English sources

You need free movement of capital, which rules out China for now, and deep financial markets; the euro used to look like a viable alternative, but its bond markets are now fragmented along national lines, which makes it much less plausible.

It makes it much less tedious.

It's also very masculine, which makes it much less appealing to some.

No other suit represents a threat, and the hold-up makes it much less likely that West will be able to use his spade suit.

It's like a version of X Factor where everyone has a decent base level of competency, which automatically makes it much less fun.

But perhaps most problematic is that it makes it much less convincing for the UK to suggest to other countries, particularly in Africa, that they need to clean up their acts.

Unlike most banks, Fleet earns more than half its revenues from continuing fees generated by its brokerage and mortgage servicing businesses, making it much less vulnerable than its competitors to interest rate swings, Mr. Giordano said.

In his 40 years in the Senate he made it much less so.

Making Time Warner content available via tablets and streaming, Mr. Bewkes said, would "make it much less likely that a consumer would cut the cord".

Lower natural gas prices from the increase in hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, of shale gas deposits have made it much less profitable to produce electricity from coal.

In other words, the sort of factors just as commonly found in difficult opposite-sex family situations, making it much less clear where the "disadvantages" might originate.