Sentence examples for earmarked less than from inspiring English sources
The AU has earmarked less than $6m a year for the project.
He noted that the compensation expenses the firm reported amounted to only about half of its revenue for the quarter and that it earmarked less money to pay year-end bonuses than it had a year ago.
George W. Bush has repeatedly declared, among other things, that he intends to spend about a trillion dollars on new programs; his budget actually earmarks less than half that much.
Spending for earmarks accounts for less than half of 1 percent of total federal spending, but it can be crucial chunks of change for localities.
The White House says more than $110 billion has been earmarked for Gulf Coast reconstruction but less than half of that has actually been spent.
But since all earmarks add up to less than $20 billion a year, that will not yield much.
It was tripped up by ridiculous posturing over earmarks, which amount to less than 1 percent of the bill.
$944B to fight the war, less than 1% earmarked for veterans.
About $22 billion was earmarked for start-up financing in 2000, less than one-fourth the $92.3 billion raised by American funds, according to Venture Economics.
In reviewing the condo's financial statement, I noticed that the amount earmarked for the renovation ended up being less than what was originally anticipated.
