Sentence examples for possible to do less from inspiring English sources

Sending him an edited version of one of the stories that would appear in "Cathedral," Lish said the work he'd done on it represented the "minimum" he felt was possible: "to do less than this would be, in my judgment, to expose you too greatly".

But it would be perfectly possible for China to do less digging, and more shipping in from elsewhere.

If it's possible to do it less, a landlord in this city will find a way to do it less.

Aguilera stated that this was not possible to do in less than one month between the release of the album and the start of the tour as she would need more time to rehearse.

Instead, Congress seems poised to do less.

But advances in miniaturisation mean that it is now possible to do more with less.

Is it still possible to do more for less or have services already been squeezed too much?

"The last five years have shown that it is possible to do more with less," May told her audience, introducing the idea that they would soon be expected to do more with even less again.

And I am clear that we must undertake our work in this parliament with the same methodical and meticulous approach that we took in the last," said May, claiming that policing had proved "more than any other public service" that it was possible to do more with less.

But the fact that PG&E believes it's possible to do that in less than a decade speaks volumes about how far renewables have come and how quickly it is expected to dominate the energy industry.

The primate genome is becoming more efficient, perhaps because many of the micro RNA's are taking on regulatory functions, making it possible to do more with less.