Sentence examples for will try less from inspiring English sources

Mr Barro thinks it is a case of "moral hazard": if people are insured against a risk such as joblessness, they will try less hard to escape it.

Maybe I'll also try less daring but scenic activities, like a gondola ride to Skyline Queenstown.

Teachers will have to try less severe means of addressing a student's disruptive behavior before removing the student from the classroom, according to the regulations.

Instead of the Bush administration's formula, Thomas D. Watkins Jr., the state superintendent, will try something less drastic: dispatching coaches to advise teachers and principals, importing new curriculums and monitoring school progress.

Members will get their salmon and seabass, but can try less familiar species too.

Try less gory masks.

Try less drastic treatments first.

So will Labour, though it will try to cut less hard and tax the better off more.

Florentino Portero, an analyst with the Strategic Studies Group in Madrid, said, "Spain is now facing an election campaign, so Aznar will try to speak less about the war and try to regain all the ground lost over the past few months".

It remains to be seen how sponsors will react and whether the accelerator will try to rely less on them.

This raises the interesting possibility that radical groups will try to prevent slightly less radical groups from attending their meetings.