Sentence examples for that made less from inspiring English sources

I've seen productions of "Parsifal" that made less of a fuss.

He was using a new, softer golf ball that made less noise when his putter struck it.

The number that now divides the parties was introduced by Mr. Obama in 2007, in the early days of the presidential campaign, when he promised to extend the Bush tax cuts for families that made less than that amount.

She would like a stove that "made less smoke and used less fuel" but cannot afford one, she said, pushing a dungcake bought for one rupee into the fire.

(In families that made less than a hundred thousand dollars a year, Obama won by eight points. In families that made more than a hundred thousand dollars a year, Romney won by ten points).

It was a bemusing prospect, something that made less and less sense every time I thought about it.

The only thing that makes less sense is leaving things as they are.

Companies that make less than £10,000 of profit a year pay 10percentnt corporation tax.

The median income is the amount that divides households evenly between those that make less and those that make more.

That "whatever" is an echo of the weirdly vibrant nothingness that makes "Less Than Zero" such a startling, powerful book.

It "got all the regulators more focused," he added the sort of statement that makes less showy officials scowl.