Sentence examples for the sake of less from inspiring English sources
It is therefore legitimate to take a calculated risk, for the sake of less money-soaked elections.The risk that Mr Neuborne proposes is a subtle one, for he does not renounce his devotion to free speech.
Dan Malloy's showdown with the general assembly on Feb. 16 could be particularly tough — again for the sake of less than 1 percent of what we collectively handed to less fortunate states in the 20 years to 2005.
Not less for the sake of less but the right sort of less.
Yet Lambeth is still pinning its hopes on redevelopment, for the sake of providing less than 30 extra council homes.
Schools rein in higher achievers for the sake of the less gifted; "elite" is a dirty word; displays of success, ambition or wealth are frowned upon.
Compared with the existing results, a new fuzzy observer can be provided for the sake of giving less conservative result over previous results proposed in the literature.
And what a week in which to remind the nation of the absolute importance of not compromising awards shows for the sake of infinitely less significant reports from Syria.
For the sake of a less tiring life, we, as creatures, have decided to embrace mediocrity.
Bras can be expensive, but it's important not to sacrifice good fit for the sake of paying less.
What is never morally appropriate is making sacrifices, that is, surrendering something of value to oneself for the sake of something of less or no value to oneself.
So for their sake (and for the sake of making things less stinky), it might be time to tackle those odors once and for all.
