Sentence examples for search for less from inspiring English sources
In such cases, doctors proceed to search for less dire (and, it must be said, more mundane) diagnoses.
An article on June 17 about New Jersey's search for less restrictive settings for mentally ill young people who are being held illegally in juvenile detention facilities included an erroneous comparison of two figures representing that population.
Tina Kelley (NYT) Correction: June 25 , 2005 Saturday An article on June 17 about New Jersey's search for less restrictive settings for mentally ill young people who are being held illegally in juvenile detention facilities included an erroneous comparison of two figures representing that population.
Hikkaduwa, in the south west, used to be the place to surf, but the sharp rise in the number of surfers "discovering" Sri Lanka's many breaks has resulted in a spread south and east, as surfers search for less crowded breaks, holistic experiences (such as yoga) and pristine locations.
Shortly after the Torrey Canyon incident, chemists began to search for less toxic and more effective alternatives, and, in 1968, a scientist named Gerard Canevari, with Esso, created the original formula for Corexit, the dispersant that was used in the BP spill.
We are thus motivated to search for less computationally complex approaches to resource allocation.
A neighborly chat one morning at Ballard's Beach about the search for less-choppy waves led Michael Keating, a part-time resident, to offer my wife, daughter and me a lift to Benson Town Beach.
Investors searched for less risky assets, sending Treasuries, gold and currencies up.
Within days, a paralegal had secured an inspection that finally forced the landlord to make repairs, and also got the rent reduced temporarily while Ms. Cade searched for less expensive housing.
This works well enough for popular topics (like Batman, seen below), but it makes searches for less common topics a waste of time.
If you're searching for less costly pieces, here are a few words of advice: –"You have to be realistic in your expectations," says Audrey Friedman, of New York's Primavera Gallery.
