Sentence examples for much less hand from inspiring English sources

Some won't even meet TV executives, much less hand over their ideas.

This made it impractical to read the names of every winner, much less hand each one a trophy.

"Some families don't have a choice," said Michelle Bisnoff, a mother of two from Orange County, Calif., "but how can anyone trust the overall situation for their kids, much less hand off the light of their life to underpaid flight attendants from close-to-bankrupt airlines, who have a full-time job once they are in the air, and it's not watching your kid?" "No way," she concluded.

"I don't want to give my password to one extra human being, much less hand all of them over," says Eben Moglun, an Internet law expert and a professor at Columbia University.

This suggests that individuals shouldn't make lifestyle choices based on this data, much less hand it over to their life insurance company to assess their fitness.

(Typically, the discount sellers do much less hand-holding -- a tradeoff for the savings you get).

Business leaders worry, though, that regulatory activity may surge anew if Mr Obama is re-elected.Mr Romney has promised a much less interventionist hand.

After Cosimo's death, his son, Piero, and his grandson, Lorenzo, had a much less steady hand on the branch managers and gradually lost their grip on the banking empire.

My father was a gentle man who never raised his voice much less his hand against anyone, and lived his life according to one essential truth - Islam is about loving your neighbor.

In many cases, a more accurate or realistic interpretation would probably render much less beautiful hands!

But if that policy had been in effect when the financial collapse of 2008 occurred, and the economy had been left to the tender mercies of the invisible hand (much less the invisible cyber-hand), all of the banks would have gone bust and the economy, instead of experiencing the Great Recession, would have been in total collapse.