Sentence examples for much less work from inspiring English sources

"It's much less work".

That would take much less work.

Everyone should be able to enjoy much higher incomes while doing much less work.

But it is promoted with a summary, or "treatment," which is much less work.

The clear message was to discourage anyone who dared to do business with, much less work for, the Afghan security forces.

Traffic accidents now cause about 2m hospital visits a year in America alone, so autonomous vehicles will mean much less work for emergency rooms and orthopaedic wards.

And there is much less work for him and for his wife, whose job at a ceramics company is also dependent on the construction industry.

"These two groups of kids would probably never even meet, much less work together, at this age if not for this," said Mr. Bluestone, who conceived the project.

Keynes speculated that if the world continued to get richer we would naturally end up enjoying a high standard of living while doing much less work.

But, as he sat down at CD-60 and said that the brand-new pianos require much less work these days, he sounded a bit like the lonely repairman in Maytag commercials.

He warns people to "expect fewer performances, less invention and much less work in the community" and argues that it will be the smallest, most innovative organisations that suffer most.