Sentence examples for venture out less from inspiring English sources

Increased natural disturbance such as storm events may however, contribute to a decrease in fishing activity as the small boats can venture out less often.

During the course of the week, we saw him venturing out with less and less clothing.

Seo Yu-suk, research manager of North Korean Studies Institution in Seoul, told Sky News the rise in ghost ships could be caused by food shortages, with crew venturing out in less seaworthy vessels in their push to bring back a catch.

Another lesson: women are often the first to venture out because they're less likely to be mistaken for combatants.

Late that year, Valeska, now pregnant, retired to her mothering den, venturing out to eat less and less.

The only drawback to using the bus is the loss of flexibility; riders can't choose to venture out to some of the less crowded beaches such as Malibu, or leave Santa Monica before the scheduled return to the Foothills.

As more and more celebrities venture out of closet, and do it with less and less fanfare, the hip hop community continues to struggle with homophobia.

These days the government's forces are less likely to venture out on patrols or expose themselves in small checkpoints, reducing their vulnerability to the rebels' makeshift bombs.

It is only when we venture out on Long Island into towns that are less ethnically populated that we get looks from people".

A less anxious perch might boldly venture out and get itself eaten by a predator.

And the more flush -- and less kosher -- among them would venture out for steak or lobster or crab meat at the Knife and Fork Inn.