Sentence examples for applying for less from inspiring English sources

People applying for less than £1,000 worth of shares will be given priority.

Dr Mike Cooper Wickham Bishops, Essex In the matter of the supposed betrayal of well-qualified A-level students without university places, interviewee Hannah has cracked it: those "... applying for less than the top 20 universities... weren't good enough," she said.

However, critics rarely mention that Wonga's typical customers are young professionals earning national-average wages and are usually applying for less than £200.

The National Theatre and the ROH, it was confirmed, applied for less money because "we recognised the overall funding problems ACE faces", according to Tony Hall, the ROH's chief executive.

In one of the most sought-after privatisations since the 1980s sell-off of state assets, Vince Cable, the business secretary, said that everyone who applied for less than £10,000 of shares would receive shares worth £749.10.

Equation 11 can be applied for less than or equal type constraints, and Equation 12 can be applied for the equality type constraints likewise.

Exceptions are the studies by De Croos De Crooss et al. 2006) who find increased response at a low magnitude of 0.001 MPa applied for less than 1 h, and by Hu and Athanasiou (Hu and Athanasiou 2006) who did not find a change in the E-modulus after prolonged loading for 160 h.

Doming patch-clamp seals (4 to 20 GOhm) were obtained by a suction pulse of 10 mmHg applied for less than 5 s, using a syringe connected to the patch pipette.

During the last 2/3 of the grow-out period, full lights may be applied for less than 6 hours per day, or not applied at all.

For comparison of time series variables that were measured over the course of the day in each condition (e.g. appetite hormones), repeated measures ANOVA (breakfast/fasting × time point) were employed with Greenhouse Geisser corrections applied to intra-individual contrasts for ɛ < 0·75, and the Huynh Feldt correction applied for less severe asphericity.

There's talk of his applying for a less well paid job on a bona-fide astronomy project — to measure the universe.