Sentence examples for each day less from inspiring English sources

Like an invalid, we are each day less shocked to find that we are ill, each day more absorbed with our symptoms.

As long as newspapers offer less each day — less news, less great writing, less graphic innovation, fewer photos — then they're giving readers few reasons to pay for the paper itself.

In "Leaving," Lee finds in the solecism of "less" for "fewer"—catnip for pedants, and familiar to anyone who has stood in a grocery-store express lane the inspiration for a beautiful poem about growing old: Each day, less leaves in the tree outside my window.

We open our eyes to a corner of the bureau, a soft glint of mirror, morning sounds, and then it comes back… Like an invalid, we are each day less shocked to find that we are ill, each day more absorbed with our symptoms.

Of the 8.7 hours average Americans spend at work each day, less than half of their time (45percentt) is used performing the primary duties of their job, according to a 2014 report conducted by Harris Poll.

* On Gimundo, I read about a very reassuring study that concludes that workers who are permitted to spend time each day (less than 20% of total time) puttering around the internet are actually more productive than those who aren't allowed to do so.

Would you take a significant pay cut if it meant you could work one day less each week?

A majority of providers believed that infants required less than one hour of physical activity each day, and less than 45% of providers correctly stated that infants should be active for at least 90 minutes per day (the physical activity guidelines in use at the time of data collection [ 4]).

Many need help each day but less than total care.

More than 60,000 people descend on Venice each day, with less than half staying the night.

As we expected, our study showed that, on average, the longer people commuted each day, the less content and more likely to quit they were.