Sentence examples for considerably less now from inspiring English sources

In December, she started a job as a monitor of special-needs children on buses, and makes considerably less now than she used to.

First, extend unemployment benefits, which are considerably less generous now than in the last recession; this will do double duty, helping some of the neediest while putting money into the hands of people who are likely to spend it.

I am considerably less naïve now than in the days when I innocently read fiction as fiction, when I took the author's word that characters and events had been invented.

No doubt Galli is delighted to sign on with a team like VerticalNet, which is suffering considerably less strife right now than Amazon at least for now.

But Mr. Schumer and Mrs. Clinton decided to ask for considerably less, what they now describe as a $20 billion "down payment".

"The fit is considerably less comfortable today".

Mr. McQuarrie is considerably less angry today.

Like Irvine Welsh novels, lads' mags and New Labour, Oasis seem considerably less fantastic an idea now than in the mid-1990s.

As they enter their late 50s, all three of them are in surprisingly good shape; in fact, they look considerably less nerdy and offputting now than they did in their 70s heyday.

In January public debt looked just about sustainable at 40% of GDP; it is now considerably less bearable at an estimated 60% of GDP and may rise to 80% next year.

The problem is that the changes required to achieve the vision of robust Israeli and Palestinian states living side by side are now considerably less likely than other less familiar but more plausible outcomes that demand high-level attention but aren't receiving it.