Sentence examples for may take less from inspiring English sources

The care certificate is designed to be completed within 12 weeks, but may take less time depending on your experience and how much you work.

But it may take less than we would have thought a decade back, because tablets are cheaper than most desktops and laptops.

The Yankees could outbid the Padres with an offer of roughly three years and $30 million, but Giles is from San Diego and may take less to stay there.

I was also told that now the Chancellor has narrowed the gap with the true living wage, the company reckons it may take less heat for not seeking accredited living wage employer status any time soon.

The sides have not been able to bridge the gap, and the Mets are banking that if Guerrero, a native of the Dominican Republic, is truly reluctant to play in Baltimore, he may take less to remain in the National League and play in a city with a stronger Dominican population.

All that can be fairly predicted about the trial of two Libyans accused of blowing Pan Am Flight 103 out of the skies above Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988 is that it may take less time -- and be somewhat less painful -- than expected.

But, please, may it take less than another 30 years to sort it out.

While the detailed driving directions available from online services like Mapquest.com are often very useful, they may not take less tangible driving conditions into account.

It may technically take less time to reset your watch each time you land in a new destination, but it's nowhere near as fun, or as technically impressive.

It may also take less time to close.

If you have decades before you withdraw retirement funds, you have time to bounce back from a market downturn; those in or near retirement may want to take less risk.