Sentence examples for much less to be from inspiring English sources

But he has much less to be proud of when it comes to the economy.

Because the plant has been shut down for a week for scheduled maintenance, there's also much less to be cooled.

If we know precisely what is about to happen there is no fun, or much less, to be had.

But he had no intention to wait for, much less to be judged on the basis of open elections.

On the other hand, there's absolutely no wage inflation to be found, much less to be contained: most Americans would find the idea to be laughable.

But there is much less to be said in favour of rising prices, if they are brought about at the expense of rising output.

There just is much less to buy.

The 4537 individuals scoring four or less are much less likely to be asthmatic (expected percentage of asthmatics in this group was 5%).

"There is much less to the IOR than people think.

The English are much less used to being left to their own devices than they think they are.

HIV-positive women were older, much less likely to be married, were poorer and less educated.