Sentence examples for conditions for less from inspiring English sources

In China's export factories, the majority of workers are young women, stripped of their rights, who work 14 to 16 hours a day, seven days a week, under harsh sweatshop conditions for less than 30 cents an hour.

Brazil defines slave labour as work carried out in degrading conditions for less than the minimum wage.

Mid-summer butterflies were housed in cages outside, and late-summer and fall butterflies were housed in glassine envelopes in incubators with controlled temperature (18°C), humidity (70%), and lighting (which mimicked the prevailing outdoor light-dark conditions) for less than one week prior to brain collections.

Two wild-caught lines were collected from Linvilla PA and Lancaster MA and reared under normal laboratory conditions for less than one year without specific selective regimes (courtesy of the Schmidt lab, University of Pennsylvania).

Because clinics/health centres are smaller in size and scope, observation beds, wards (mainly for observing basic medical conditions for less than 24 h and referred if complicated), consulting rooms, clinical and support staff were considered for the DEA; the selection criteria would have been different if the facilities were secondary or tertiary hospitals.

The results are not driven by any single state and do not appear to be driven by labor market conditions for less-skilled workers or for Hispanic immigrants in general.

These studies speculate that state minimum wages tend to increase in states and years when labor market conditions for less-skilled workers were in decline relative to other states and relative to labor market conditions for other workers in the same state, generating a spurious negative relationship between minimum wages and low-skilled employment.

With over 100,000 produced, the MGA was perhaps the most popular sports car of its time which means you can still get one in good working condition for less than the price of a Honda Civic.

Today, these cameras – Pablo Picasso preferred a FED to a Leica – can be bought in good condition for less than $150 ,a fraction of the cost of a  German-made Leica.

The pieces can be purchased in circulated condition for less than $20; coins in near-pristine state sell for about $1,000, far less than the $10,000 the makers of the Remington Typewriter paid as a publicity stunt in 1892 for the first specimen struck.

With the exception of two trials, [ 10, 12], all excluded patients had the condition for less than six months.