Sentence examples for created less than from inspiring English sources
Lunar scientists estimated that Copernicus was created less than one billion years ago.
Taylor Wimpey was valued at £5bn when it was created less than two years ago, but is now labouring under heavy debt, and is valued at just £162m.
The Democratic Party of Japan, created less than 15 years ago, last month thrashed the Liberal Democrats, who had governed Japan for most of the past 54 years.
By all accounts, Mr. Zuckerberg is motivated by his passion for his invention, which he created less than three years ago as a Harvard undergraduate.
In July a lacklustre 169,000 extra jobs were created, less than the 400,000 needed before the unemployment rate falls meaningfully.
The recovery in the US jobs market hit the skids in March with just 88,000 new jobs being created, less than half the figure economists had been expecting.
The software update, called iOS 5.1, rectifies a battery problem on the iPhone 4S that created less-than-expected battery life on the phone.
In the past decades Spanish women have made headway in government and the public sector, but lag behind in entrepreneurship, creating less than 20% of businesses.
If "small" were set at 50 employees, small businesses would be credited with creating less than a third of the new jobs over the last 20 years.
Although it is logical for Game 1 of the Yankees-Angels series to start at 8 Eastern tonight, the shadows creeping across Angel Stadium will create less than ideal conditions for batters.
Greece may well have been too big to fail last year, but Cyprus, which creates less than one-half percent of the euro zone's gross domestic product, is certainly not.
