Sentence examples for enjoying less from inspiring English sources

But by running surpluses, emerging economies are enjoying less investment and consumption than they could.

And families reported feeling more isolated, with children enjoying less access to friends and after-school activities.

"There isn't, for example, the possibility of sex which is focused on Kay's pleasure or the possibility of Kay and Arnold enjoying less genitally focused forms of pleasure.

If we assume, as Mr Rodrik does, that retail chains aren't leaving efficiency gains for traditional coffee products on the table, this suggests that coffee sellers are enjoying less profit that they might in selling fair-trade products.

The 3rd-century Alexandrian theologian Origen and especially the Latin biblical scholar Jerome (4th 5th century) believed it imprudent to base theological affirmations on books enjoying less than universal recognition.

The 3rd-century Alexandrian theologian Origen and especially the Latin biblical scholar St. Jerome (4th 5th century) believed it imprudent to base theological affirmations on books enjoying less than universal recognition.

South Australia enjoyed less prosperity than its eastern neighbours.

As a Justice, Ginsburg enjoyed less fortunate timing.

But a few Team GB winners have enjoyed less coverage.

If there had been no Marshall Plan, would American industry have enjoyed less access to European markets?

Americans now enjoy less economic mobility than their counterparts in other affluent countries.