Sentence examples for affected less than from inspiring English sources

Yet wine, which is fairly expensive, will be affected less than other drinks.

The restrictions imposed in 1970 appear to have affected less than 20% of its actual use.

However, he said, software companies had been affected less than most of the industry by the crisis.

School outbreaks so far have affected less than 1% of children, but they are the major concern because of the potential spread.

The recall affected less than 1percentt of his products and his supplier is paying the recall bills, but the effort has taken a lot of his time.

The new write-downs take the total credit crunch impact on Lloyds to £865m (after a £280m write-down last year), but it has been affected less than rivals.

The bilateral United States-China textiles agreement affects less than 3percentt of United States imports from China.

This affects less than 1% of taxpayers, but attracts disproportionate attention.

The "purge" ended up affecting less than one per cent of the membership, or about seventy people.

It is one of the rarer psychiatric conditions, affecting less than 1% of the population (compare that with major depressive disorder, which affects closer to 20% of us).

"We are redirecting traffic to reduce the impact on customers and the issue is now affecting less than 5% of customers' internet usage.