Sentence examples for benefited far less from inspiring English sources

News reports also suggested that the National People's Congress would consider measures to improve the income of farmers, who have benefited far less from the nation's prosperity than most groups.

Poverty is most severe in China's geographic and social margins, whether the mountainous areas or deserts that ring the country, or areas dominated by ethnic minorities, who for cultural and historic reasons have benefited far less than others from the country's long economic rise.

Ministers could, however, say the cuts would improve work incentives because they would make out-of-work benefits far less generous, in part because the reduced generosity would mean CTC entitlement would run out at a lower level of household earnings, thereby cutting the marginal effective tax rates some working families face.

As a further consideration, one dollar of Chinese defense spending goes much farther than a like US dollar for at least two reasons: Chinese military personnel earn wages and benefits far less than their American counterparts.

Paradoxically, the 12 years of his rule as president and prime minister seem to have benefited them far less than the middle class that emerged in Moscow, where the protest was strongest.

Personally benefiting is far less of a priority than ensuring that the appropriate people are losing.

This move, and the public's preoccupation with the war, consigned the game to a financial failure; in total Hobbs' benefit raised £657, lower than most benefits and far less than usually raised for cricketers of Hobbs' standing.

Below that level, however, the benefits seem far less certain.

Sadly, the theatrical benefits are far less apparent.

Though Mourinho being around to reap the benefit is far less likely.

The opposition contends that a less-expensive mix of wireless and broadband technologies can yield comparable economic benefits at far less cost than the ruling Labor Party's plan.