Sentence examples for bit less for from inspiring English sources

—Mostly, I'd say, bestridin' a bit less for fear of troubles they hope we won't seek.

"If this means more ticket price reductions and a bit less for the top players, so be it".

Is it worth paying a little bit less for a title if it threatens the future existence of the publishers who are bringing us the books?

"It's usually in the barrel for two or three years for red, and a little bit less for white," Mr. Borghese explained.

He favoured a new generation of privately funded, democratically accountable development corporations, supported by a new mechanism to capture the uplift in land value once it is developed – so a bit more money for parks and schools and a bit less for the landowner.

I especially like the idea of American kids helping support education abroad, partly because it's hard to find a kind of foreign aid that gets more bang for the buck than education (especially education of girls) and partly because it may lead Americans to take education a bit less for granted when they see foreigners struggling to go to school.

Zillow is a bit less accurate for condo and coops than for attached or detached homes.

This is not about a bit more power for you and a bit less power for central government – it's a revolution.

Maybe we should have a bit less tolerance for music that hates itself and more time for music that loves life.

In past sales, the scrap metal companies paid a bit less, $59,040 to $67,680, for loads of casings, said Julianne Cho, a spokeswoman for administrative services.

The situation is a bit less clear for static analysis tools.