Sentence examples for much less become from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to open a bank account without a legal identity, which limits their ability to find decent jobs, much less become entrepreneurs.

ALAS, the book is not likely to earn plaudits as a work of fiction, much less become the basis of a Hollywood movie.

Graduate students "now wondered how two so radically different personalities could find common ground, much less become soul mates," Lewis writes.

But just why, despite decades of racial progress, have black characters failed to flourish in comic culture -- much less become film and television heroes?

Many parents complain that they do not have enough time to spend with their children, much less become involved in their community.

At that moment, he had no guarantee he would ever get home, much less become a four-time Olympic fencer and five-time Olympic judge, or that he would live to be 90, which he will reach Tuesday.

When the 1864 treaty was signed, the Klamath Tribes, with much less land, became short on the stream water needed for fishing.

Since then, Europe has matured and become much less polarized -- becoming more like (Old) America.

The practice became much less pervasive as Bloomberg became an established news outlet, although many Bloomberg veterans still consider the news division solely a means to sell more terminals.

The rate was also very high for Asians (74 percent), though they were much less likely to become pregnant.

Hunting advocates say children are much less likely to become adult hunters if they wait until they are 16.