Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Except gorillas make less noise chewing.
• The Committee agrees that the new immigration legislation should make less restrictive provisions for family reunification than Directive 2003/86/EC.
• Boy, I bet the space shuttle makes less noise.
• A pen makes less blisters than a pickax.
• He makes less noise than you.
• He never makes less than six copies.
• Because both teams together have to make less than 42 points, total.
• It is so depressing dealing with a man who makes less than 40 K.

• Indeed, if legislation were simplified, fewer mistakes would be made, fewer irregularities would occur and this would probably result in less fraud.
• I can do no other than support the Commissioner in his request to the Council not to ask the Commission for any more and at the same time, to make fewer funds and people available.
• But reading them correctly is an exacting science and only now at my age do I make fewer mistakes.
• In order to make fewer mistakes, the warrior rests from time to time and feels happy with the simple things of life. He knows that strings that are always tight eventually become out of tune.
• Mr President, I would like you to make fewer generalised appeals to civil society and to speak more with us, its elected representatives, both in the European Parliament and in the parliaments of the Member States.
• That means that we intend to limit our travel costs, the amount allocated for studies, the funds for security here in this House and for information technology, and we will make fewer posts available for the library services.
• they found out that you need to make fewer movies.
• When the Commission announces that it wants to make fewer laws by refusing to propose laws that would indeed be burdensome for the Member States or for business in the short term, but that are necessary for the future, it is condemning the Union to political losses.