Sentence examples for much less finish from inspiring English sources

A month is not even enough time to *start* a novel, at least for me, much less finish one.

So there's historical justification for how "Get on the Good Foot" keeps its pedal to the metal, barely letting one number begin, much less finish or fade, before it's replaced by something radically different.

Everyone else (Cantonese speakers, say) must either write Mandarin or significantly alter the system to write their own "Chinese".There are so many arguments packed into these two ideas that it's hard to start, much less finish, in a blog post.

It was the first classic 50-kilometer race Koons had started, much less finished.

Yet voters in the A.P. poll have sent this harsh message: to remain on top, a team can hardly afford to trail after any quarter, much less at the finish.

For some reason this color is usually much less than other finishes.

It has nourished investors' doubts that the Fed will finish, much less add to, the planned $600 billion in bond purchases.

If these millennials aren't tough enough to finish, much less excel in, school--and thus help sustain American competitiveness--the ramifications are extreme.

Trump conceded the race in a brief speech just before 11 pm, arguing that at the beginning of his campaign people told him that he couldn't even place in the top 10 in the state -- much less the second-place finish he pulled out on Monday.

Yesterday, Miller was able to remain calm after his close call almost ruined his chance of finishing, much less winning, the race.

"The autopsy wasn't even finished, much less evidence collection.