Sentence examples for pinch less from inspiring English sources

The brighter colors — the water is bluer and the boroughs are a pinch less dark — provide a more cheerful look.

(This is higher than the average result from the national tracking polls alone, which have been a pinch less favorable to Mr. Obama on balance than the broader consensus of surveys).

At V-Lounge, one of the higher-end resorts at Ostia, Stefano Boccolucci caters to the needs of the regular clients, who are feeling the pinch less than many others (the top cabin here costs more than $10,000 for the season).

The pink lemonade has sold significantly better with the revamped recipe (kudos to Suzy on that — just a pinch less sugar, who would have thought!), and Arnold Palmer sales have stayed surprisingly consistent given such poor expectations, what with Mom's over-brewing of the Lipton and all.

Large, multinational companies feel the pinch less than small businesses, for whom anywhere from a few hundred to a thousand a month is a lot to fret over.

Adjust it to be a pinch less, generally regarded as 1/8 tsp.

In today's economy, inflation outpaces the interest rates that banks pay to encourage saving money — this makes penny pinching less prudent than many might think.

As people become more frugal, wild scavengers such as raccoons, coyotes, and bears are feeling the pinch with less and less discarded food to be found.

The cramped auditorium holds 550 at a pinch, with less legroom than Aer Lingus economy class.

We found that the single incision method offers better results in respect of grip and pinch strengths: less weakness at 1 month after surgery and a faster improvement relative to pre-operative values which is statistically significant.

Schools would strongly feel the pinch of less aid money, because the cuts would lead to a $240-million 240-million deficitr educatiof, he said.