Sentence examples for benefits of less from inspiring English sources

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.

The optimized levee setback scenario analyzed here produced payback periods (costs divided by benefits) of less than 12 years.

Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) in total knee arthroplasty has the benefits of less postoperative pain and a faster recovery time.

The overall impact of disclosure now becomes ambiguous as the benefits of less information asymmetry must be traded off against the potential costs of less learning.

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 link between GHG mitigation and organic or extensive animal agriculture systems is well established, as are the other environmental and public health benefits of less-intensive production systems.

The overall dose of darbepoetin alfa required to produce a given mean increase in haemoglobin concentration does not increase when the dosing interval is increased from 1 to 2 weeks, allowing for greater flexibility when managing a patient's anaemia without adversely affecting the cost of therapy for the benefits of less-frequent dosing.

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.

With the benefit of less limitation on land resources, a constructed wetland can fit well into the original landscape that supports a wide range of wetlands.