Sentence examples for decision less than from inspiring English sources
Seattle announced the decision less than a week after the Mariners concluded a disappointing 76-86 season.
Officials at Mr. Obama's Presidential Inaugural Committee, which operates separately from the White House, announced the decision — less than 24 hours after news of Mr. Giglio's sermon surfaced — and took responsibility for failing to properly vet him.
What made talent agents especially nervous was Mr. Ovitz's decision less than two years ago to enter the ranks of talent management after his dismissal as president of the Walt Disney Company by Michael D. Eisner, the chairman.
But AT&T Wireless's decision to put itself up for sale last month has forced Mr. Sarin to make a bet-the-company decision less than a year into his tenure.
Stephanopoulos spent a good deal of time on one of Comey's more controversial moments: his decision, less than two weeks before the 2016 election, to reactivate the investigation into Clinton's e-mail server.
Spain informed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and U.S. officials of the decision less than 24 hours before Carme Chac the Spanish defense minister, announced it during a visit Thursday to a Spanish military base in Kosovo.
It thus distorts economic decisions less than an income tax, which is charged at varying rates with numerous exemptions.Its advantages, however, are less overwhelming than they seem.
However, these requirements must be fulfilled under different boundary conditions than those for conventional houses, making decisions less than obvious.
To illustrate this point, we have discussed the interpretation of the KDIGO guideline in patients who have subtleties in their clinical presentation, which may make treatment decisions less than straightforward.
In many of these decisions, the Roberts Court overturned or ignored precedent, including Rehnquist Court decisions less than a decade old.
Contrary to normative models that specify that higher-order moments (e.g., skewness) should influence decisions less than lower-order moments (e.g., mean, variance), these findings suggest that skewness has a disproportionately large impact on reported affective experience, neural activity, and choice.
