Sentence examples for may do less from inspiring English sources

Still, in Mr. Chávez's view, tighter credit may do less harm than a falling peso.

Hizbullah's victory may do less damage to Israel than to other Arab regimes.

Patriotic education and embargoes on chocolate factories and hungry caterpillars may do less to create a compliant populace than it once did.

In fact, properly used, plastic may do less environmental harm than the materials it so often replaces.That environmentalists should worry about plastic is understandable enough.

We already know people may do less well in bargaining because they're less sophisticated players, but here it isn't that they're less sophisticated they can be as sophisticated as you like but they're just going to be in a hurry.

So a pupil who might have got a higher grade in a creative subject is now being encouraged to study history or geography instead, at which s/he may do less well, bringing down overall outcomes.

And even though servers may have to do "less work," tablets that suggest tip amounts have been shown to increase tips.

And even though servers may have to do "less work," tablets that suggest tip amounts have been shown to increase tips.

Whether you're washing by hand or in a dishwasher, you may need to do less pre-rinsing than you think.

"Left-handers may do much less pruning," Dr. Galaburda said.

Yet people who vote while lounging in their underwear may do so less solemnly.