Sentence examples for ties less from inspiring English sources

He and Mr. Fox ditched their suit jackets and ties less than 90 minutes after Mr. Bush had arrived and stayed in that casual attire when they stepped to twin lecterns to talk to reporters this afternoon.

Sociologists at the Pew Institute in America, for example, have recently drawn attention to a phenomenon called "networked individualism", a new kind of community in which people find their social ties less within local groups than in geographically scattered networks.

Under that logic, the government's success is tied less to external economic reality than to internal political calculation.

FE colleges tell me they could do more to help Neets if funding was tied less tightly to the production of paper qualifications.

Aimed at parents and women, the advertisements both showed Mr. Bush in an open necked green shirt, tie less and talking about child-rearing and education.

In the end, Oz's exertions seem tied less to avarice or the ability to name-drop than to a desire to keep testing, surprising, exceeding and enlarging himself, along with his presence and influence.

Manhattanville's bid for the N.C.A.A. Division III women's hockey championship ended tonight as Laura Hurd broke a tie less than a minute into the third period to lift Elmira to a 2-1 victory at Elmira Murray Athletic Center.

The area's efflorescence of glassmaking was tied less to technical innovation than to the artists and designers from other fields who began to design for this demanding material.

And now data is about to go even more virtual, tied less to a physical server and more to where resources can be be used effectively and efficiently.

In contrast, Poyet's side had reason to take this tie less seriously given they are in the Premier League bottom three and face a League Cup final against Manchester City in two weeks' time.

Giorgio D'Alia, the mayor of Portofino, was sweaty and tie-less.