Sentence examples for breaks less than from inspiring English sources
"Its commitment to prescription drug coverage under Medicare is less than for new tax breaks, less than the Republican Congress supported last year and far less than is needed to give the elderly the protection they need".
The spokesperson goes on to defend the company's work and safety record and inclusion of paid prayer breaks, writing, "Prayer breaks less than 20 minutes are paid, and productivity expectations are not adjusted for such breaks.
Calculation of the area under the curve in Figure 4B revealed that only 3.3% of breaks occurred within 1.5 kb of an end, 0.15% were within 1 kb and breaks less than ~800 bp away from an end were essentially undetectable above background.
A recent study revealed that taking regular quick breaks, less than five minutes every hour, is better than taking a single long break in the middle of a difficult task.
(According to a poll that appeared during a commercial break, less than ﬿ve per cent of viewers thought that she deserved to win).
As a sign of its willingness to work with others, the Brotherhood had pledged that it wouldn't field a candidate for the upcoming Presidential elections — a promise that was broken less than two weeks after my meeting with Saleh.
The entire MoD staff was coming to terms with the news that had broken less than an hour earlier, of the departure of their fifth secretary of state since 2005.
If it were September or October, C.C. Sabathia might make his next two starts, but it was a Wednesday in June, the All-Star break less than two weeks away, so the Yankees practiced restraint and precaution and placed their ace on the 15-day disabled list.
(In the course of reporting, this reporter was the type of person who bought a vintage, vaguely cowgirlesque, blue button-down shirt; a bottle of homemade ginger syrup; a shimmery silver Whiting & Davis purse that broke less than a week later when the reporter was running for a taxi; and upward of $30 in snacks).
With spring break less than six months away, thousands of college students will be hitting the beach.
