Sentence examples for been told that less from inspiring English sources

Dorothy's Irish and African background would complicate her search in any case, but an even bigger problem is that she lives in Canada where she's been told that less than 1percentt of people on the donor list are of African ancestry.

We did not collect information on individual's insurance coverage; however, we have been told that less than 50% of the nursing home workers in our sample enrolled in employer-offered group health insurance because of its cost.

If you were told that, less than a couple of hours later, the same fellow would be strapped into the cockpit of a striding cyberweapon, pulverizing all who draw near, like Jeff Bridges at the end of "Iron Man," you'd laugh.

I was told that, as less than 5percentt of the world's population sported my superhero blood type (I designed a cape and everything), I would be getting a lot of reminders from the blood center to keep on donating.

It is telling that, less than a decade later, Battery Park City (a development built on reclaimed land, using rubble from the World Trade Center excavations) made much of the fact that it would have "traditional" blocks and street frontages, like the rest of the city.

"We don't go as deep as a tattoo and I'm told that means that SMP hurts less.

In his Oscar acceptance speech, he exhorted young gays and lesbians "who have been told that they are less than, by their churches or by the government or by their families, that you are beautiful, wonderful creatures of value".

"If Harvey had not been taken from us 30 years ago, I think he'd want me to say to all those gay and lesbian kids out there tonight - who have been told that they are less than by their churches, by the government, or by their families - that you are beautiful, wonderful creatures that are valued".

He said he had been told that that building was less suitable because of some adjacent windows.

Internet providers have also been told that they will "face less cost and bureaucracy in laying cables in streets" in England and Wales once officials have found a way to simplify current permit schemes.

"Already Indigenous youth live with little hope for their future and today they have again been told that their lives have less value.