Sentence examples for too less from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'too less' is not correct or usable in written English
Instead, you should use the phrase 'too few'. For example: We have too few volunteers to complete the task.
We're lazier, too, less prone to experimentation.
Their relationship with Pakistan is different than it was in the 1990s, too, less cohesive.
California's Koreans are spreading out, too: less than a quarter now live in Los Angeles.
There are other failures too, less dramatic perhaps but of even greater consequence.
Adapting existing buildings presents an attractive option too: less resource use, less environmental impact, less investment.
The river that flows in the opening shot streams through the last image too, less a circle than a continuum.
GORE HELPS PARTY, TOO -- Less than 24 hours after criticizing Gov. George W. Bush of Texas for headlining a Washington fund-raiser that brought in a record $21.3 million for the Republican Party, Vice President Al Gore held bookend fund-raising events yesterday in Pennsylvania, helping the Democratic National Committee raise more than $1.2 million.
Bindings, too, became less expensive.
Seth was shy, too, but less aloof.
Somehow, that too is less than astonishing.
But these, too, cost less than cartridges.
