Sentence examples for far less on from inspiring English sources

Even the bottom team in England's Premier League can expect £3.5m from TV next season; in lower leagues, there is far less on offer.

C.K. admits that he is likely to make far less on this tour than previous ones with this trade-off.

Connecticut cities and suburbs depend far less on taxicabs to move people from one place to another than the big cities.

Yes, the Japanese rank number-one in the world in life expectancy, even though they spend far less on health care than we do more than 50% less, compared to gross domestic product.

And far less, on a bench outside Patisserie Valerie.

He also said the Coalition Government was spending far less on consultants than the previous administration.

Like other investors, they are now earning far less on those cash reserves than ever anticipated.

This allows them to spend far less on defense than Japan, while remaining safe from attack".

But that's because they spend far less on health care than we do.

But New York still spends far less on conservation than it did a decade ago.

Irregulars also get far less on-the-job training than their contracted counterparts.