Sentence examples for benefit of less from inspiring English sources

Now, in pursuit of further budget cuts, he announces that teams which spend less than £30m a season will be given the benefit of less restrictive technical regulations.

"It gives people with flexible schedules the option to pay less and those without flexibility the benefit of less traffic and a faster commute," she said.

The health benefits of more walking and cycling are estimated as £2.3bn a year by 2030 with the benefit of less congestion put at £8.4bn and noise reduction nearly £1bn a year.

They also are profiting by taking risks that weaker rivals are unable or unwilling to shoulder — a benefit of less competition after the failure of some investment firms last year.

Eurofer says the benchmarks are set at "unfeasibly" low levels, resulting in some cases of clean production in Europe being curtailed to the benefit of less sophisticated production methods elsewhere.

The pastor charges on a sliding scale, but even for the bigger budget commercial productions, it ends up being less expensive than elsewhere, with the added benefit of less red tape and a multitude of options.

Much is made in England of the benefits of less strenuous weekly competition but there is another side to this.

New Yorkers would enjoy the health and economic benefits of less gridlock and tailpipe emissions — and faster commutes.

Technical challenges aside, the products – despite the environmental benefits of less animal farming – are already raising the hackles of environmental groups.

In contrast, he said, the contract envisioned by the city for private security would provide salary and benefits of less than $15 an hour.

The trouble with megaprojects is that their glitter can conceal the benefits of less imposing alternatives, for big isn't necessarily best.