Sentence examples for benefit less than from inspiring English sources

But they benefit less than men from the increase in the tax allowance.

Women, goes the argument, have more close friendships outside marriage and so benefit less than men from having a partner.

But, for Europe, the significance is that countries that merely use IT will benefit less than countries that also produce it.

Their reasoning is based in part on two observations: first, anemic patients benefit less than other cancer patients from radiation, and second, laboratory studies show that cancer cells low in oxygen, as cells from anemic people are, become resistant to radiation.

A numerical example is given and the derived solution is very close to the optimal one, with the distance in benefit less than 0.004%.

The municipality or landowner who may need to finance a risk reduction measure may benefit less than others in the river system or in a landslide-prone area, and for others the measure may even cause negative impacts.

However, Ann Francke, the chief executive of the trade body the Chartered Management Institute, said a UK economy where women benefited less than men was "unsustainable".

The HSBC gauge is more focused on smaller companies, which have benefited less than their larger counterparts from the recent credit expansion, HSBC said in a research note.

One study found that ten years after starting on disability benefits, less than 4% of recipients had returned to work.Some people are ripping off the programme.

"This make the jobs of our members in the Senate much tougher, especially after an 18 percent cut in salary and benefits less than two years ago".

Friday's final offer, the worker said, was an increase of about $44 a month in wages and benefits, less than half what the workers had been seeking when they walked off the job.