The phrase "and less return" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing returns on investments or outcomes, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "Investing in this project may yield more profit and less return than expected."
Alternatives: "and lower returns" or "and reduced returns".
Yet they give a music critic less and less return.
As you keep trying to add more and more grain to your production, as you save more and more, you get less and less return.
Thus, for each additional capital outlay, the capitalist will receive less and less return and can attempt to postpone his bankruptcy only by applying pressure on the workers.
Bone block nonunion/migration did not compromise shoulder stability but was associated with persistent apprehension and less return to sports.
Should other websites follow Salon's lead, then the process will run into more problems, because the more people who are using the system, the harder their CPUs will have to work, and the less return they'll get, Gerard warned.
Companies are setting their prices too high and we're getting less return in terms of progression-free disease survival for increasing cost in a small population.
But if social and SaaS are struggling in the public markets, then companies in those categories could have a hard time hitting go on an IPO, which means less liquidity, less return, and potentially a round of lower valuation growth.
So FIAs give you more risk (but more potential return) than a fixed annuity but less risk (and less potential return) than a variable annuity.
In the last three decades however, we have provided a tax structure that over-compensates people like the Lauders but gives less and less a return to our meritocratic society.
The choice of interviewers might have influenced the data collection by focusing more on the awareness process and less on return to work, possibly influencing the results.
But less investment buys less return.
