Sentence examples for much less ice from inspiring English sources

"Most kids here never see ice," he said, "much less ice skates".

This rate of warming is bringing Earth in line with temperatures last seen in the Eemian period, an interglacial era ending 115,000 years ago when there was much less ice and the sea level was 6-9 meters (20-30ft) higher than today.

The researchers are now set to examine DNA from the fossils of polar bears to try and find out how the animals fared when the temperatures were higher and there was much less ice.

Consequently, the WHB bears have much less time on the ice to hunt seals and accumulate the fat necessary to survive the ice-free period.

"Typically, there's much less life underneath first year ice - multiyear ice is more complex, with more ridging and typically has more animal life," he said.

With skim milk or half-and-half, this is a much less fat-laden ice cream than one made with six eggs.

A cream tea scone should be plain – not even glazed, much less dusted with icing sugar.

I don't walk on ice, much less (expletive) with some cop in my kitchen.

Ecstasy is very different from and a much less dangerous drug than "ice", the subject of prime minister Malcolm Turnbull's announcement of a National Ice Action Plan on Sunday.

The density values suggest that Io and Europa have a rocky composition similar to that of the Moon, whereas roughly 50 percent of Ganymede and Callisto must be made of a much less dense substance, water ice being the obvious candidate.

The mud also contained significant amounts of the radioactive isotope beryllium-10, which particles can pick up from seawater as they sink to the bottom; the overlying ice had much less beryllium-10, indicating that the diatoms hadn't migrated through the ice.