Sentence examples for which will less from inspiring English sources

Let's say your washing the dishes, your hands won't even come in contact with the water, which will less likely cause your hand to be dry.

Which will mean less candor, less sharing, more forethought and judiciousness — and less time spent on Facebook.

So it is desirable to obtain a method which will consume less power and still incur less SLA violation.

"For a 25 or 35-year-old, it would be much less likely to cause infertility than in a 45-year-old, because they'll have younger ovaries which will be less damaged by chemo," Dr. Rigg says.

"The bigger picture is they are transforming into a solutions company, which will mean less volatility".

"Directors like myself will insist on an extra week of closed dress rehearsals, which will mean less previews which will drive ticket prices up and exclude more people.

Among those which will be less familiar is a series of giant ovoid ceramic sculptures with "egg" written on them.

If the fan leaves, the application will no longer work and will direct fans to the teams' Web sites, which will offer less.

"If temperatures go up 3-4C as the IPCC expects, then evaporation will be greater in reservoirs, which will mean less water, and diseases like dengue will increase.

"So our mayo is version 1.0, and the next version will be 2.0, which will be less expensive and last twice as long".

If the fermentation stops before all the sugar is converted, that residual sugar will sweeten the wine, which will have less alcohol.