Sentence examples for on less of from inspiring English sources

"It suddenly took on less of a home-town feel and more of a national feel," he says.

China has argued that it should take on less of a burden of emissions cuts than developed countries because it bears less responsibility for the carbon that has entered the atmosphere since the industrial revolution.

(Any volunteers?) But despite advising the audience repeatedly that they couldn't understand pretty much anything unless they read his "Green Book," he put on less of a show than he had at the U.N. His demeanor was more that of the autodidact at the corner bar who tells you, as Qaddafi did, that he's "a philosopher".

Fortis had been forced to take on less of the Belgo-Dutch bank's insurance division and more toxic assets to persuade irate shareholders.

Taking on less of a leadership role, he does provide quirkiness like Michael Scott, but doesn't provide the connection or interaction like Scott's aloof and goofiness did.

The theory is that if the plants do the absorbing first, our nose and lungs take on less of a burden.

Especially on one less hour of sleep the night before.

Live lavish on less at one of these three restaurants with half-priced dining.

Parents will appreciate those Velcro straps for making 'shoes on' time less of a chore.

A few years ago, Pillow launched to help make renting out your apartment on Airbnb less of a hassle.

Regardless, I don't plan on being less of a mother because my kids are older.