Sentence examples for enjoyment less from inspiring English sources
Imposing a charge will mean that fewer people use them, and unless congestion is sufficiently severe to reduce others' enjoyment, less overall welfare will be generated.
If the interference merely makes the use and enjoyment less comfortable, without inflicting physical damage to the land, the courts consider the character of the neighbourhood to determine whether the activity or condition is an unreasonable interference.
A quarter of the UK's adult population – more than 12 million people – had picked up a book to read for enjoyment less than twice in the past six months.
To resident aliens who live within a specific community of citizens, the border is not something they have left behind, it effectively follows them inside the state, denying them many of the rights enjoyed by full citizens or making their enjoyment less secure (Bosniak 2006).
Also, we find that consumers value usefulness of a system more and enjoyment less when a general practitioner advices them to use a health recommendation system than if they use it out of their own curiosity.
The results also show that changes in the options in the consumer activity domain (i.e., the control options under information sharing and implementation) influence the cost-benefits of effort, privacy risk, usefulness, and enjoyment less than do changes in the options in the intermediary and information system domains.
Since enjoyment is less urgent than defense, it is more easily served.
The cuts are being passed on by the council from budget reductions of £100 million required by the Government but that doesn't make the end of the pool's enjoyment any less palatable.
Humour recognition is crucial during social interactions, while the associated enjoyment is less critical.
Students who received the intervention (a) perceived the intrinsic value of learning mathematics and (b) experienced significantly more enjoyment and less anxiety, anger, and boredom.
The experimental group exhibited positive changes in emotions such as more enjoyment and less anxiety, anger, and boredom than the control group.
