Sentence examples for might add less from inspiring English sources
Mr. Waltuck's linguine with clam sauce enriched with butter was delicious, though I might add less butter than the full half-pound he uses for six servings.
And, I might add, less time-consuming than prison.
Twain's definition of the classic, "something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read" is well known, but I might also add, less memorably, that a classic is a book you can safely avoid reading, because no one else will admit they haven't either.
To this, I might add that less is more.
You might be tempted to add less sugar to your jam, but if you're a beginner it's best to follow the recipe to a tee.
One might have expected JAK1i to be less of a radiosensitizer or add less to the cetuximab-radiation interaction in the STAT-3 knockdown cells.
When in doubt, add less spice.
Add less and the bread will crumble.
I hear someone say, "Where did Keke go?" As I walk out (less dramatically, I might add), I see "Keke" pouting in a corner, refusing to sit down.
Then again, that total is lower than the 74,000 first-week copies McCartney moved of his 2012 standards disc "Kisses on the Bottom" (with far less promotion, we might add).
