Sentence examples for to decide less from inspiring English sources

The voters now get to decide less and less (in the cases of Greece and Italy, technocratic prime ministers were briefly installed, rather than elected).

Foreign affairs veterans said Mr. Obama was trying to play it safe and avoid being forced to take positions on matters he is not authorized to decide, much less take ownership for the problems and decisions of Mr. Bush.

It is  hard to decide which is less edifying: the bathroom or my reflection.

Jeter, in turn, may have to decide how much less he is willing to make than he did in 2010.

It's difficult to decide who is less sporting: this guy or NBA star Andre Drummond, here shutting a child down on an ambassadorial goodwill tour to Norway.

Healthfulness has led customers to decide they want less of this calorie rich, nutritionally starved drink.

It is more used to deciding on less glamorous matters such as the state of retail banking and whether Poundland's takeover of 99p stores hurts consumers.

"The thought is not that people will work less, the people are free to decide - more, or less," he says.

I find it hard to decide whether Britain is less divided now.

But expecting an obese person to decide to simply eat less and exercise more to get below the obesity range, below the overweight range?

This means that people had to decide whether "friends" were something less than that, a decision sure to provoke anxiety.