Sentence examples for brought less than a from inspiring English sources

We stopped being friends with people who brought less than a bottle per person.

Days into his second year in office, De Blasio was busy managing an unexpected natural event — a storm initially forecast to dump up to 3 feet of snow on the city, but which brought less than a foot.

I remember one of them bringing "Less Than Zero" to an English seminar.

They're too inexpensive, they bring less than a third, sometimes even just a fifth of the price, of a tried and true x86 PC microprocessor.

In the initial offering, CIT brought less than half the $9.5 billion Tyco paid for it a year earlier.

In his New York concerts, Mr. Gatti has been a forceful conductor who nevertheless has insisted on bringing less-than-forceful programs with him.

The temperature averages in the low 80s F (28 °C); the fresh and dry easterly trade winds bring less than 20 inches (500 mm) of rain a year.

We also note that adding more descriptors to a QM QSPR model brings less improvement than adding more descriptors to an EEM QSPR model.

The SOI is strongly negative when weak Pacific winds bring less moisture than usual to Australia.

She had a primary, though — the 2010 gubernatorial primary contest between Mr. Perry, who won; Debra Medina, a political newcomer; and Ms. Hutchison, who brought in less than a third of the vote.

In 2010, the last year News Corp reported earnings separately for the papers (plus some online-information services), they brought in less than a fifth of the company's revenue and only an eighth of its profits.