Sentence examples for to visit less from inspiring English sources

It's cheaper to visit less intensely awaited shows: £11 to see outsider art at the Hayward, a comparative bargain.

A Royal Docks resident who asked to remain anonymous said Pops were "usually better maintained, more pleasant to visit, less prone to vandalism and antisocial behaviour" than the equivalent public spaces.

It would simply have to cram too many into the feed, and that could wreck the user experience it has spent years building, and lead people to visit less.

In the RoI, where people above a certain income threshold pay to visit their GP, participants' comments suggested that they tended to visit less often and were more likely to use other sources of information such as the internet; however, they derived confidence from their GP, whom they felt understood them, and they valued deeply their support.

If you are requesting less than the guideline visitation allows, you will have to prove to the Court that it is in the child's best interest to visit less often with his or her other parent.

Conversely if you plan to visit less-frequented islands such as Madagascar and Réunion, bear in mind that with fewer hotels, travel companies have limited scope to do deals.

While waiting for your FASTPASS to become valid, it's best to visit less-popular, but classic, attractions such as the Carousel of Progress, Country Bear Jamboree and Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room.

Even though average attendance had fallen off a cliff in recent decades — dropping to below 4,000 last summer — and simulcasts and off-track betting kept many fans from making the trip, only a few of those who came this week to look and remember owned up to visiting less.

Your firehose is full, and it leads to two behaviors that are devastating to Twitter: You visit less and you stop following new people.

Eventually, I chose to walk my dog and visit less.

Animals took longer to enter, visited less and spent significantly less time in the middle and the center portions of the open field, independently of total frequency and duration of activity of both groups.