Sentence examples for been for less from inspiring English sources

The league has put a $40 million price tag on a new team, and Montreal's bid was said to have been for less than the asking price.

But the overriding reason is that Mr Johnson's priority has always been for less regulation of the financial sector and lower taxes for the people who work there.

Acquisitions, of course, often bring premiums to companies, in anticipation of synergies, and some recent deals have been for less lofty prices than Marsico's.

They said it should have been for less than $5,000 to reimburse Ms. Williams, who served as chief of staff to Mrs. Clinton in the White House, for travel costs.

And while Google has made dozens of acquisitions in recent years, most of them have been for less than $1 billion — despite a current war chest of some $40 billion in cash.

Also, nearly every resale at Philip Johnson's Urban Glass House in SoHo, which opened in 2006, has been for less than the original purchase price, according to data on Streeteasy.com.

The higher-priced wines sitting on the shelf that sold for around $90 had their prices slashed, and most new orders have been for less-expensive bottles selling for $40 to $60.

Most cases are for less than $10,000.

Often the orders he carries are for less than $10.

A third of its sales were for less than £400,000.

"And the trend is for less centralization rather than more".