Sentence examples for to turn less from inspiring English sources

They sit and wait in that cloud for several minutes, for the air to turn less gravelly.

Siberia is forecast to turn less cold, while the Arctic remains much warmer than normal, which in recent times seems to be the new normal.

A music blogger who goes by Mobb Deen, who has a bit of an obsession with this particular mondegreen, has since defined "fanute" as: 1. v., To convert; to turn less into more via "swag".

The trial of Dharun Ravi promises to turn less on what happened between him and Tyler Clementi in September 2010 — there is general agreement about most of the events — than on why.

The volume of applicants is still so great that the management usually has to turn less vulnerable people away, "sometimes by 10am or 11am", said Joakim Selen, deputy head of the centre's asylum seeking unit.

Once you wax poetic long enough on the design of this console and controller, which, believe me, I could do for a while, you're prompted to turn less shallow and examine what sets the machine apart on the inside.

But let's continue).The most natural solution to this problem is to supplement the fiscal stimulus with a commitment to turning less-skilled Americans into more-skilled Americans.

Nonwhite voters tend to vote more heavily Democratic but also tend to turn out less heavily overall.

In today's recession, we can also expect to turn to less expensive activities — and maybe to keep those habits for years.

Gelfand suggested that in the absence of adequate supplies of vaccine against the H1N1 flu strain, we'll need to turn to less conventional measures.

The overwhelming demand meant that some Web sites and data networks had trouble keeping up, forcing many people to turn to less cutting-edge forms of media.