Sentence examples for making less of from inspiring English sources

Distillers have responded by making less of the pure-agave drink.

The known side effects of testosterone therapy include gynecomastia (abnormal enlargement of the breasts) and testicular shrinkage (as gonads compensate by making less of the hormone).

That means more people talking about it, more people coming out and, at the end of the day, making less of a massive deal about being gay".

If more marine reserves were established and limits were firmly imposed on fishing, he said, the fishing industry could actually catch more fish while making less of an effort.

Making less of a statement than the other parties, the Conservatives mentioned LGBT rights in its section on its Big Society policy, in a paragraph on "equal rights", and reminds readers that the Coalition introduced of gay marriage.

The problem is exacerbated by CO's narrow "therapeutic index"; pump too little in and it won't work, but overshoot and it causes harm by binding irreversibly to haemoglobin, making less of that substance available to carry oxygen around the body.Frederick Montgomery and Duncan Bathe think they have come up with a way to hit the sweet spot.

Another incident, though, he made less of.

The women make less of an impression.

If we make less of our livestock, we make less of ourselves.

A whole steamed sea bass makes less of an impression.

This makes less of a difference than you might think.