Sentence examples for affords less from inspiring English sources

And the remaining 20,000 to 25,000 remaining polar bears in the world were added to Appendix II, which affords less protection, despite some objections from Canada.

It appears that the combustion models used are able to achieve plausible results in the complex combustion systems under study, while the BML-based model affords less computational time.

Cases like Ms. Beltran's remind us what Roe made clear forty years ago: that the Constitution affords less solicitude to the welfare of fetuses than of children.

This is probably due to the fact that mutation of this di-leucine affords less protection against Am-induced down-regulation than mutation of the K9 and K16 residues or of the above-mentioned 16-amino-acid region (our unpublished observations).

The use of a spectroscopic technique permits non-destructive and rapid analysis of the samples, but affords less selectivity than would be achieved with a supplementary HPLC separation step [ 17].

But the tapered string afforded less protection if the cementing job were poor and gas were to rise up the well, the congressmen wrote.

Step back and ask how it can be that a country still growing richer can afford less quality care than when it was poorer?

Although they say there is nothing they want more than to have American soldiers leave Iraq, they also say there is nothing they can afford less.

But before going to Bermuda last year, Accenture, the consulting firm, told its shareholders that Bermuda law "may afford less protection to shareholders".

As for it being a fantasy – probably the only genre afforded less critical respect by mainstream critics than sci-fi – the wilder elements are there, but carefully rationed.

This isn't purely because some universities are less generous than others, often it is because some universities have far more poor students than others and, with limited budgets, can afford less spend per head.