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Meanings of less sex in English

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Usage of less sex in English
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Various studies have shown that we're having less sex than previous generations.
The Guardian
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Presumably there's a little less sex and blood, though.
The Guardian
3
We are working longer hours, and having less sex than our parents generation, the survey found.
The Guardian
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Over the last 20 years, teenagers have been drinking less alcohol, smoking less and having less sex.
Radio NZ
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Partner sharing is a big part of the problem in our community and condom- less sex practices haven't changed.
Ebony
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For instance, 47 percent of moms say they have less sex now than before they had kids (no duh).
Wired
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He thought kids could do with a bit less sex, fewer video games, and a bit more fear of God and Hell.
First contact: or, it's later than you think
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Chief executive Jackie Edmond said there was also a possibility some people would be having less sex due to financial and other stresses.
Radio NZ
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In fact, a really big study came out the other day that says millennials are having less sex than any generation before it.
The new yorker
10
Evolution proceeded more slowly, there being so much less sex, and what sex there was took place among close-by and closely related plants.
The botany of desire: a plant's-eye view of the world
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If the e-mails were sterile or lacking in emotionality, the men would never get to the "first date" stage, much less sex.
Wired
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While in the UK sex lives appeared to go in the opposite direction as condom maker Durex said Brits were having less sex during lockdown.
News.com.au
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Less sex comedy and more Seth comedy would have made for a much livelier excursion.
Reuters
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